This week’s Tech Tip Tuesday pick is of lighter kind: a web-based called “Klout” which bills itself as the “standard for influence” primarily covering Twitter. Klout takes your Twitter username and uses a variety of measures to determine your Klout “score”, your “true reach” as well as several other things. The scores range from 1 to 100 with higher scores representing a wider and stronger sphere of influence. Klout also uses over 35 variables on Facebook and Twitter to measure True Reach, Amplification Probability, and Network Score.
Like any service that claims to be a “standard” on Twitter, there is some room for debate. However, Klout is interesting because it backs up its claim with solid formula. Here is my Klout score:
What is your Klout score?
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Mine does vary but it is currently at 53.
That is a high score based on the ones I have seen. You have Klout!
he likes to show off!