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@will_lam Well - for me it's this: One part of what I do is share content multiple times a day about a variety of topics - tech innovation, marketing - across our social platforms and internal alumni groups. I'm also writing a lot, coming up with responses to what is happening hourly and daily in these fields whether on our blog, or pitching to press, or writing our alumni emails that connect our courses to current events, or the coolest new things. I ingest this content in a variety of different ways - via email, Medium, on my Twitter feed, in our internal Slack channel and in our internal link sharing platform where my colleagues share the latest cool news that they love. It's a lot to get thrown at me at once, and I don't have the time to read or process it in the moment, except to know that it is something I need to know, or our community needs to know. Throughout the week, I'll bookmark the best and most relevant of these links and tag them based on their topic (wherever they come from). I live in NYC, so I'll read a few on the subway on my way to work so I can stay on top of what I need to know (plus, when I'm in movement is when I think best and connect the dots). On Friday, I'll look at what I Pocketed for the week, and schedule it across channels using Buffer (the best!) and because I have tagged the posts, I can also refer to thoughts later when writing emails or blog posts. I do consider content a big part of helping to grow a community - and knowing all of the things in the realm of what I do (which is huge!) is crucial to be a knowledgeable source of info for my colleagues, community members and followers. Hope that clarifies, but happy to elaborate more on any point. :)

@lcucinotta Cool! Very interesting use case for Pocket - have you tried www.kippt.com before? Seems like that product might fit your workflow a bit before. They've got a pocket integration as well where both services talk to each other!