App Spotlight: Scoop.It

Using Scoop.It is such a great way to curate content from various posts and pages all over the web and present it in an organized format. Scoop.it is an easy to use web tool that allows a user to quickly create a newspaper-looking webpage with links to resources that go together. Each link is displayed as if it is an article in a newspaper with a title, image, and snippet of text.

Scoop.It works much like Pinterest where you use a bookmarklet to scoop up a post that you may find on Twitter, Google, Facebook or anywhere on the web. Rather than boards, you have topics where all of your scoops are housed.

I have a variety of topics targeted to my various audiences. One of my topics is Video Marketing for Real Pros. When ever I come across a post or page that pertains to creating better videos, I scoop.it up under that topic and then share to my various networks. I recently scooped How To Get More Views On YouTube – Top 9 Techniques. You'll see you are guided to the post--however, you're then exposed to all the other scoops I have on video marketing.

Scoop.It is an ideal marketing tool that really does make curating content easy and so shareable. Check it out--I am sure you'll find interesting topics for your audience.

Scoop.It does offer a free version, but the $12.99 a month upgrade allows 10 topics and lets you to link to all of your social media networks. It really is a powerful marketing tool that operates like a master control panel.

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