Related Noise Offers Free Curated Content Solution for Brands, Blogs
Brands often turn to curated content to help stay engaged with their followers on social media, and Related Noise now provides one way to do this free-of-charge.
Brands often turn to curated content to help stay engaged with their followers on social media, and Related Noise now provides one way to do this free-of-charge.
Related Noise launched out of beta at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York earlier this week, counting Entertainment Weekly and Twitter among its initial users.
Billing itself as “the first free social content aggregation solution for brands and bloggers,” Related Noise enables brands and bloggers to add live social content to their websites or applications with a single line of code, and the company said content can be monetized, with contributors receiving payment for contextually relevant ad impressions and clicks.
Content from Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and Facebook is part of the Related Noise stream at launch, with additional social networks to be included later this year, and the company said an optional paid model gives users the ability to create multiple feeds, get and share more data and access premium analytics.
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