The Internet is a massive library of information with more coming online every day.

For example, this happens in every minute of the day:

500 hours of YouTube video.
Facebook visitors share 150,000 messages
Facebook users upload 147,000 images
Instagram users post 347,222 stories
Amazon ships 6,649 packages
149,513 emails are sent
1,910 blog posts on WordPress sites alone

From that small sample of activity, you can see that there is no chance that you or I can see or read everything that's going on and nor can your readers.

When you make it your goal to keep up with the latest news in your favourite niche, you can become the go-to site for all the latest by curating the other blog posts and YouTube videos.

In this way, your visitors will come back repeatably because you have collated what they want to know.

When you curate information all you need to do is write a paragraph about the content with your thoughts about it, paste snippets of the main content, add more comments and then summarise it at the end.

You could have a 1,000-2,000 word post on your blog in minutes and only write 200 words yourself.

Why would your visitors come to your site if the information is freely available online anyway?

Because they don't want to spend the time to find all the content even if they knew how, but you do and they will come to your site because you save them time.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S. You can do this easily and have people signing up for your emails all at no cost if you pick up this little gem from KamFatz.

What Kam does in this product is introduce you to a free to use platform that has all the good stuff built-in.

Included in the front-end product are the training videos. The first three videos are a bit long-winded, so I'd be inclined to start further down the list and then go back to the others if you are so inclined.

In one of the videos, he shows how he generates content really fast.