Last week, Scoop.it announced its integration with Google+ Pages and Google Authorship. As CEO Guillaume Decugis explained, “we actually believe curation is a form of creation.
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Carolyn M Todd's curator insight,
July 29, 2014 4:44 PM
Former Smeal College student Ally Greer and community manager for Scoop.it gives her tips on content marketing...
Ally Greer's curator insight,
May 29, 2014 4:06 PM
Last night, I spoke at the San Francisco Online Community meetup about what I learned from starting an ambassador program at Scoop.it before I really knew what exactly I was doing. Though it didn't quite work out as I expected, I learned a lot, and have now launched a new community strategy that includes 4 tiers of community with different levels of activity and involvement. I learned that you can't build community around just a brand, and that you can't force people to be a part of a community that they don't want to participate in. I also learned the importance of a community content strategy. If you aren't consistently engaging community members with meaningful content, chances are they aren't going to come back. **Stay tuned for video!** |
Curated by Ally Greer
Marketing manager in tech/real estate. Consumer of information & pursuer of education. Former content & community director at Scoop.it
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Google Authorship is fast becoming an indispensable tool for blogging as well as personal branding.
Some social media gurus even wrote about how Google Authorship saved Google+ from becoming irrelevant.
Nonetheless, personal branding benefits both organizations ad institutions alike. More person branding tips here: http://sco.lt/4skttp