Through our software. Through our blog and resources.
Through our team's expertise and support.
Once an opportunity, publishing content has become an obligation for professionals and businesses. With the new social media and SEO rules, it’s content that now drives their online visibility, defines their areas of expertise and helps them generate new business and leads.
But content is hard.
We started Scoop.it because we believed software and technology could make content publishing much more time-efficient and impacting for professionals in general and marketers in particular.
We dare to try and take risks, admit failure but celebrate success, go fast, love to learn, always find solutions, never give up and, most of all, love to work together because it's fun!
We're marketers, software engineers and business people who put customers first.
Sounds like you? We're hiring in San Francisco, CA and Toulouse, France. Explore working with us.
And find out more on our team here.
An engineer turned-marketer, Guillaume has experimented a lot with content marketing and developed the lean content marketing methodology as a way to help marketers generate ROI with content. His vision of lean content marketing guides the development of the Scoop.it platform as well as the editorial line of our blog and resources.
Guillaume is a serial entrepreneur. His first startup, Musiwave, powered the music platforms of major mobile operators worldwide, before it was eventually acquired by Microsoft. He's also been an advisor to startups, including in the marketing/adtech space such as Tedemis (acquired by Criteo) and serves at the entrepreneurship advisory board of Polytechnique, France, where he graduated as an engineer before earning his MSc. at Stanford University.
Last but not least, Guillaume's an avid freeride skier and a rock singer.
A repeat entrepreneur, Marc is passionate about innovation.
He was President of Meiosys, a startup in the virtualization space, acquired by IBM in 2005. Marc served as Director, Business Development at IBM, in charge of identifying growth opportunities in software areas and as Director of Programs at Thales ATM, in innovative areas such as satellite-based communication and navigation; he founded his first startup 20+ years ago.
Marc is a long time passionate traveler; he values encounters, exchanges and off the beaten track experiences. And needs his daily dose of Bach and WeiChi.
Andrew has held a number of senior marketing and product roles at major media entities including AOL, IAC and MTV Networks, innovating new products and revenue streams.
Most recently, Andrew was in charge of engagement and website monetization for cloud collaboration company Hightail (formerly YouSendIt) and head of online and mobile marketing for Affinion, a global direct marketing company specializing in online subscription services. Andrew is passionate about social media and content curation's impact on the future of business. When he's not thinking about how to get users to convert from free to paid, Andrew can be found practicing Tae Kwon Do with his two sons or watching Game of Thrones with his wife.
Andrew is the recipient of two Webby awards for his work at MTV Networks.
Vincent is a builder of code and things. A software engineer by education and trade, Vincent is also passionate about electronics and hardware and went as far as rebuilding a country house on his own.
He started his career as a software engineer developing the backend of Joost, the peer-to-peer TV service launched by the founders of Skype. He then was instrumental in building Goojet, a mobile widget platform that topped 1 million downloads in the early days of smartphones. He then led the engineering team of Scoop.it before taking over product management responsibilities as CTO.
Vincent is also involved in his hometown's public affairs and was elected at the city council.
Helene is a data-driven and seasoned digital marketer.
After graduating from ESCEM Tours Business School, Helene started her career marketing on the new Yahoo! sponsored search platform. She then joined Maximiles, the European leader in online loyalty marketing, where she managed to significantly grow the membership base.
At Scoop.it, she initially led product marketing efforts as well as event coordination before contributing to building our inbound marketing infrastructure. She now leads our demand generation marketing efforts as well as customer success.
Before joining the other side of the Force, Julie was a client of Scoop.it while managing the Marketing of another SaaS software start-up in San Francisco for 2 years (Ivalua).
With a Master’s Degree in Consulting from Audencia Graduate School of Management, Julie has lived in 4 different countries and worked in Marketing and Consulting for Apple, l’Oréal, Cartier and Weave Consulting.
Besides being a tech nerd tweeting about New Technologies, Julie is a pretty serious sports addict (ski, muay thai, field hockey, tennis, etc.), a traveling fanatic and a foodie (either in the privacy of her kitchen or at new trendy restaurants).
Find out more on what the web says about Scoop.it.
We launched as a content curation service back in 2011 and we're proud to have helped more than 2 millions users publish tens of millions of pieces of content to attract hundreds of millions of readers.
Beyond validating our technology, these numbers gave us a unique understanding of what worked and what didn't to drive visibility online. By collecting data points from our users, by listening to the many business owners and marketers among them who came to our meetups, by experimenting a lot ourselves and by cross-checking our findings with the industry's top influencers, we developed a unique methodology to achieve content ROI: lean content marketing.
Lean content marketing is not just a series of best practices that our community regularly enrich, improve and share. It also provides a framework for our product roadmap which is how we built our business and enterprise versions on top of the Scoop.it platform - including Scoop.it Content Director, our integrated content marketing software - that helps thousands of businesses and enterprises leverage content.
Scoop.it ranked best content marketing app by Gartner's GetApp.
Scoop.it ranked among best content marketing tools for 2016 by TopRank Online Marketing.
Through our software.
Through our blog and resources.
Through our team's expertise and support.