
I'm toying with a content curation experiment I've dreamed up. Here it is, short and sweet.
I have a list of keywords I want to write about. You know, simple content market stuff.
Each day, I will write a post on this website, based on the following exercise:
I take a keyword phrase and search for it in Google. I take the most compelling result on the first page of the SERPs (search engine results pages) and write about it.
Of course, I quote a snippet from that website and link back to it. I may even go over to that site's post and make a comment.
I will probably choose a blog on that first page of the SERPs, simply because I have the chance at a pingback and/or some interaction with the website's owner.
My initial thoughts are that I start this in May and do it for the whole month–that way, I get 31 blog posts out of it, establish a routine and consistency, and get some real solid data back from the endeavor.
Thoughts?
I’m getting closer to doing this. The past week has been crazy busy with client websites and I even did a refresh to this site 🙂
Working out the bugs…