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Are you familiar with scoop.it? (8 posts)

Topic tags: e-magazine, e-newsletter, scoop it

Claire Dalisay said
9 months, 1 week ago:
Hi guys, are you familiar with scoop.it, I have browsed some articles about it and it really looks interesting. Have you use it in your blogging career? Hope you can share how it brought traffic on your blog. Thanks
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Glen Gorham said
9 months, 1 week ago:
I am not but it looks like an RSS tool? What do you use it for?
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Jay Rombach said
9 months, 1 week ago:
Hello @claire-dalisay…I am starting to use scoop.it and it looks really impressive as a target curation tool. I’m really intrigued by the way http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/ is using scoop.it as a way to share “better blogging tips” with its community. Would love to hear other comments and ideas.
Jay
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Andrey Solovey said
9 months ago:
I can`t figure out what is it and how it works. Would you explain in brief?
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Alicia Smith-Turley said
9 months ago:
I just joined last week. I think it is the news version of Pinterest. You can scoop articles based on your interest and share them with others…Hope this helps
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Kristi Hines said
9 months ago:
@claire-dalisay I’m not too familiar with Scoop.it, but I think it’s like Paper.li. Paper.li creates a magazine / newspaper style page with updates from the people you follow on social media. I have one generated with updates from people on my Arizona Bloggers Twitter list that you can see here - http://paper.li/kikolani/arizona-bloggers. I also have one on my personal account for photography - http://paper.li/kristihines/photobloggers. The beauty of these is you can share them with your network and also see top stories from people at a glance.
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Andrey Solovey said
9 months ago:
OK It`s interesting Thank you
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Ian Paul Wright said
9 months ago:
@kristi-hines You’re right, Kristi, it’s a bit like paper.li. I was introduced to scoop.it just a couple of months back, and now I use it as a hub for social media curation. If I see something which I think would be interesting to any of my followers I “scoop it” and then share it from within scoop.it to Twitter, FB, G+, and/or Pinterest. Other networks are available. Have a look here http://www.scoop.it/t/baja-california
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