Ask, Curate & Create: A Genius Way to Maximize Content

Your favorite TV talk shows have mastered curating, segmenting, and repurposing their content. Whether it’s Jimmy Fallon’s hashtag challenges or Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets, these household names have mastered the process of involving their audience in their content creation.You might not get the millions of views and worldwide trending status that these two get (although you never know!), but that doesn’t mean it’s a waste of time.In fact, if you can take some lessons from the two Jimmys and how they use audience participation to curate some amazing content, you might see some of the best results yet from your content.Find out about:How Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel can be great sources of content inspirationWhy asking and curating responses from your audience is good for you and for themSome ideas to try if you want to start curating content from your audienceImportant Links & MentionsHow to Segment Your Content for Ultimate Repurposing (with Lessons From TV Talk Shows)Jimmy Kimmel's most popular Mean Tweets video on YouTubeAn example of Jimmy Fallon's hashtag segmentsTo watch the video, or read the blog post, click here