Perhaps those who are just starting out in a certain field will notice this. But for those of us who have already selected our sources of information, there has not been a big change. Don't you think? It would be interesting to see the data from a study on this.
Either way, it's obvious that content saturation usa phone numbers list
is a fact. Diving into my articles, I found one from the first year of this blog (2009), in which I already talked about content curation .
How many blogs are active in 2024?
Look at the data I gave from a study from October 2008 that I found on Technorati: 175,000 blogs were created per day, and bloggers published 1.6 million articles per day.
Well, according to a piece of information I found in 2024:
There are 600 million blogs out of a total of 1.9 billion websites in 2024. That's 31.5%.
These blogs publish 7.5 million articles a day.
That's 369% more . And that's just blogs. Add websites, social media, email marketing, etc. etc.
What do we do with so much content generated by artificial intelligence?
It really seems like a Herculean task for one person. Traditional digital tools are no longer enough to filter content.
We need to rely on artificial intelligence itself to filter the content.
I will rely on an article from The New Yorker to complete my opinion on this matter.
Content Curation: An Evolving Art
Content curation involves selecting, organizing and sharing relevant, quality content with your audience. As the amount of content available online grows, the role of the content curator becomes more important.
The New Yorker article tells us how new content curators are using advanced technologies to redefine the online landscape.
The change from the early days of the Internet is that content curators don't just filter and redistribute content, they also add their own perspective and context, enriching the user experience. It's no longer enough to simply publish random articles. For the role of content curator to provide real value, they must add their own perspective and opinion.
For the role of content curator to provide real value, they must add their approach and opinion.
It's more like what we used to do on blogs (or partly what I'm doing right now, i.e. writing an article based on an idea I came up with based on a third party's article), isn't it?
This evolution is essential to managing information overload and ensuring that valuable content reaches the right audience.
Current Challenges in Content Curation
One of the main challenges is the overwhelming volume of information available and the variable quality of it. Identifying reliable and relevant sources is a difficult task. Information overload can lead to an unhealthy diet of content, where much is consumed but little of value is retained.
At the beginning of this discussion about content curation, an image is used that illustrates it perfectly.
The new generation of curators, according to The New Yorker, is tackling these challenges by using a combination of AI tools and their own judgment to select content that is not only relevant but also high-quality. This allows them to offer their audiences added value that goes beyond what machines can achieve on their own.
Strategies for Content Curation in the Age of AI
I recently created a custom GPT with the aim of solving marketing questions for SMEs . If you have ChatGPT 4o, you can access it directly from here: GPT Marketing For SMEs .
I will soon create others for:
Creating articles with: my writing style, optimized titles and subtitles, accompanying images for the article and the newsletter, subject and text of the newsletter. This way I will have the basis of the article without having to enter the complete prompt each time and it will learn over time.
For ideas on interesting topics for SME managers, small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Learning about AI.