Tag Archives: Klout

About 690 days ago Blogging and Social Media | Web Analytics

A Klout Scoring System for Developers

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Hackers and developers now have a simple way to showcase their involvement in the developer community, thanks to new start-up Work For Pie, based in Memphis. The company, which creates a score between 1 and 100 in a similar way to a Klout score, takes into account a developer’s contributions to dev-centric communities like Hacker News, StackOverflow, and Github. Soon, WFP will allow developers to see how they stack up against their friends, as well as the very best developers out there. READ MORE »

About 714 days ago Blogging and Social Media | Internet and Online Business

How Much Klout Do You Have?

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If, like me, you’re in a bubble of illusion about your online influence, Klout might not be the place for you. My check-in, with a posted score of 34, quickly disabused me of the notion that I held any sway in online circles. It’s ok, though. My ego can handle it. Really. READ MORE »

About 718 days ago Blogging and Social Media | Internet and Online Business

Another Plus Button: Klout’s +K

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The fact that I score a measly 26 on Klout might be one reason I’m a bit biased against the influence measuring site. OK, I don’t have a score of 77 like David Pogue or a ranking akin to the most influential entrepreneurs, but I influence people–really, I do! I’m just not an overly-active Twitter and Facebook user and that fact can really bring a girl’s numbers down. READ MORE »

About 722 days ago Blogging and Social Media | Web Analytics

The Most Influential Entrepreneurs, According To Klout

Courtesy: The Huffington Post

The world’s most famous and successful entrepreneurs are easy to pick out: Richard Branson, Donald Trump, and Steve Jobs quickly come to mind. However, who are the true thought leaders among entrepreneurs? Thanks to Klout, a tool that measures online influence, The Huffington Post has enumerated the 10 most influential entrepreneurs on the Internet—at least at the moment. READ MORE »