Today I have some blog resources to help you improve your content curation. Here’s four links with tips and tricks to kick start your work week.

Finding the right content for your target market can be a challenge, but there are resources available to make this process easier. By utilizing the right tools you can attract more readers who will want to share your blog posts. Would you like to make your content marketing more successful? Take advantage of these resources, and let me know how these work for you!

1) Long-tail keywords that convert – Keyword Keg

Increase your chances of being seen on search engines like Google and Bing. Keyword Keg helps you locate the most popular keywords for your target market. This powerful tool pulls information from places like Wikipedia, Amazon, Google, Bing, Yahoo, and more, then provides thousands of suggestions from one keyword. Learn from your audiences’ pressing questions online with precision autosuggest from Google and data search.

2) Find the best topics for your niche – Content Idea Generator

If you need a quick method of discovering what the best content in your industry is then this tool can be be helpful. Content Idea Generator provides instant results on what is well received by your audience. Simply answer 18 questions about what you sell for your business and gather over 300 suggestions for your blog and social media.

3) Knowledge management for your team – Tettra

Gather your team around creative content curation with this powerful tool. Tettra allows you to collaborate with others whether it’s a small team or large organization. The Wiki format helps you to more efficiently come up with the best ideas without having to wait for someone to respond. Gather information from articles, and brainstorm various topics for your next blog post.

4) Real time search data – Google Trends

Would you like keep track of the latest trends on Google as they happen? Google Trends is a tool that provides advanced results directly from the search engine with up to date information on what matters the most to your audience. Gauge consumer behavior as well as featured insights and news stories for your industry.

Hopefully you will find these content tools useful for your blog content strategy. Are there any that you would like to add as well?

Have fun with these tips and tools.

Wishing you a FAN-tastic week!

Susan