Content Generation Idea: Ruzzit

Content Generation Idea: Ruzzit

Ruzzit (www.ruzzit.com) is a great content aggregator that can return public content with social sharing. What that basically means is through filters you can find certain types of media content. Just perform a search on Ruzzit and you can find those topics which you can then break down by social networking site as well.

With 15 categories to choose from and 3 content types from videos, images or articles. As well as 10+ social networks to filter from. As well as being able to sort by time from the last 6 hours, the last day or even a few years back. Ruzzit really lets you dig down and find the content that you need from just a few keywords.

And all you really need to do is perform a search on Ruzzit for some keywords that are relevant to your niche, play around with the filter settings and then see from what it shows, how you can use those returned results for content generation ideas for your next blog post or something.

Working Ruzzit Example

I done a search for "fidget spinner" and while from the standard basic filters it didn't return much (this is a very new trending toy) it still did return a bunch of articles. From which, I was able to gleam some content creation ideas. Well, it does help when you can see what other people are posting about and why.


About Ruzzit

Ruzzit was started in 2015 by Anselme who had a vision to create a site that would aggregate the most viral stories on the Internet. The concept behind Ruzzit was so inspiring that they decided to build it up from the BETA to what it is today. It's been quite successful to say the least and now has;

• 1000+ content sources
  
• 127m social media stats
  
• 5 team members
  
• 2+ Years of service
  

To sum it up, Ruzzit aims for the following:

• The best viral discovery tool (debatable).
  
• The most accurate viral prediction tool.
  

And that's Ruzzit and how to use it for coming up with content generation ideas.

Do you use Ruzzit for this reason and purpose?

What other sites like Ruzzit do you know of?