Dear Scoopiteers,
Ally here, as usual, bringing a special newsletter-themed design to the Scoop.it blog today, mostly because I have some news to share with you.

I tend to find inspiration in strange places. Last week, I was listening to a podcast with a few of my favorite stand-up comedians expecting nothing more than a few chuckles.

A peek under the hood of one of Facebook’s most important algorithms.

Over the past few years you may have noticed a change in the way you are consuming content.

Quoted in The Content Standard

"Make your content creation fuel your content distribution." "Retitling is new content curation."

This morning in the always fast-paced tweet chat run by Buffer, an interesting topic came up that I feel is often overlooked by community builders and brands.

Building a product is fun. Building a dynamic platform is even more fun. Did you know that Scoop.it has the best engineering team in the entire world, and that they put out a new release of the platform almost every week?

A few weeks ago, content marketing expert Michael Brenner posted on his blog a list of signs that a business is not ready for content marketing. I came up with a few ways to combat them.

This intensive guide created by Vocus was inspired by Mark Schaefer’s infamous Content Shock theory of a few months back.