DivvyHQ vs. Scoop.it Content Director

It's a great visual representation for what's been scheduled for publishing. You're able to see whose project is whose, what the content item will be used for, and any other relevant details if you're curious enough to click on the calendar item. I have not used DivvyHQ for directly publishing content from within, like to social media platforms, websites, or newsletters, directly from Divvy.

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Scoop.it does have collaboration features so you can have more than one admin add content to a topic, but there is no platform for collaboration or drafting of content. It is easy to try out the free version and get a good idea of what the application does, and then add on features from there

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• High quality presentations
• Low costs

• Provides suggestions daily for each of your topics depending on keywords you choose. There is no guesswork about what to share.
• Allows sharing of your content to various social media outlets with the touch of a button. Your content gets spread quickly.
• Your own beautiful front page functions as your website. It shows the curator profile, and all your topics.

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• campaigns interface is a bit outdated
• I'd like to see the dashboard/homepage spruced up
• open on calendars rather than recent activity

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• When we first implemented the usage of Scoop.it the topics of search were very limited, but as the popularity grows, so does the number of searchable topics.

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Right now, it does not cost me anything. I am extremely happy with the service and product. It serves my needs for research.

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Well thought out UI

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The search engine housed within Scoop it delivers the most up to date articles based on the criteria I have provided it.

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The corporate communication team uses DivvyHQ, TweetDeck and Agorapulse. Each one is used for different purposes and helps us meets our objectives. DivvyHQ helps Unum and Colonial Life's corporate communications teams stay in touch with one another's work and aware of what the other is doing. It allows for content collaboration and keeps us on track to meet individual deadlines.

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We used both social sites and as a personal preference, I liked Scoop.it considerably more because of the layout of the site and the ease of the user experience. It was also much easier to share content. I like to think of Scoop.it as the "short, sweet and to the point" website that gives me exactly what we need, when we need it and the manner in which it easiest to use.

Incentivized

• This has saved man power by automating certain functions
• We have created a new stream of marketing.

• I'm afraid we haven't been able to measure ROI, but we definitely have a stronger, more graphic impact in social media

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