About Scoop InfoPages

Introducing InfoPages

InfoPages creates a branded channel of all your organisations news that is published on Scoop.

What are the Benefits?

Scoop publishes your news content sent to editor@scoop.co.nz, and with this content InfoPages can:

Create your custom news-hub
InfoPages enables readers of Scoop to keep up-to-date with the latest news from your organisation on one page. Everywhere your byline appears on Scoop it will be linked to a customisable news-hub with a short link to make it easy to share. When you register you can design what readers see when they get to your news-hub.
Drive traffic back to you
Your existing website, physical address and social media channels can be linked from your InfoPage, providing a direct path for readers from your content to you. With InfoPages you can direct high quality referrals to you via your preferred pathway.
Show your Media Contacts
Media often want to know is who to contact for more info when they read a news item. InfoPages Gold accounts allow you to update current media contact info on all your content published on Scoop in one go. And you can easily keep them updated.
Brand your content
We often get asked 'can I add my logo?' to promote the brand that readers will associate your content with. Now with an InfoPages Gold or Silver account you can do so for all your content. You can also link your logo to your website so readers can click straight through to your site from Scoop.
Promote your content
When you become an InfoPages subscriber you are added to the growing InfoPages directory. Additional promotional options are available.

Register Today

To register, complete the form at: info.scoop.co.nz/register.html - you will then be contacted by the Scoop Services team to confirm your subscription.

Publishing Your News

If you don't have any published items on Scoop yet, start an InfoPages account today and send your press release's to editor@scoop.co.nz to be published. There is no charge for publishing your news so you can submit as many articles as you wish (more info about Scoop publishing here).

InfoPages Key Features:

Customisation - Each subscribing organisation can customise the profile that is displayed at the top of their InfoPages channel.
Profiles - InfoPages includes a 100 word profile about your organisation, plus your one line description and logo.
Contact Links - You can add contact information to InfoPages with links with silver and gold subscriptions.
Byline Update - Your Byline is the name your content is published under on Scoop.co.nz. On InfoPages you can group together your content to a single InfoPages account if you have more than one Byline.
Content - All of the published items for your Byline are gathered together on your InfoPages home-page with the latest news appearing first.
Administration - You can keep your account up-to-date with a convenient login using Scoop's Newsagent platform.

InfoPages subscriptions are avaialable as a Basic, Silver or Gold subscription. Each has different features outlined in the guide below.

Features	Basic	Silver	Gold
Link to your InfoPage from your published news on Scoop
Your unique InfoPages channel URL e.g. 'info.scoop.co.nz/Your_Name'
Login and edit your InfoPage via Newsagent
Link multiple Bylines to your InfoPages news-hub
Custom InfoPages profile including: Name, Logo, Description, About/Bio (up to 100 words)
Custom contact links on your InfoPages profile		x4	x8
Add Your Logo at the top of all your news stories on Scoop
Your full InfoPages profile also published at the base of all your news stories on Scoop
Pricing (exclusive of GST) available	$45 per month	$125 per month	$210 per month
	Register	Register	Register

For more info or our full ratecard with further details for this service please contact the Scoop Services team.

Contact

Email - infopages@scoop.co.nz

Phone - 04 909 7594

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