A Very Serious Post
I'm useless at playing April Fool's jokes, so I'm not even going to try.
I'm useless at playing April Fool's jokes, so I'm not even going to try.
Of social media influence scoring platforms, Klout is taking a lot of heat. These seven posts look at why.
Bloddy hell, we just can't get away from "influence," can we? Image: Jonathan D. Blundell via Flickr, CC 2.0 Reminds me a little bit of a cheer from my high school days: Everywhere we go-o-o! People want to know-ow-ow! Who we are-are! We are ______ (insert school/team/whatever of your choosing) The mighty mighty _______ (see
The topic of influence in public relations and social media is in danger of being boiled down to numbers without context.
I watched the pilot episode of Lone Star last night (it debuts tonight on Fox, 9/8 Central). I was able to do this 24 hours ahead of time because I was apparently identified as one of a group of Klout influencers who were eligible for "Klout perks." Klout partnered with Fox to send Lone Star