Twitter & Influence
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Twitter, Klout & the vacation effect
As somebody with a fairly high social media presence, it’s not easy to “sneak off” for an extended vacation.
The whole idea of assessing social influence is fascinating to me. Klout and other companies are popping up to reduce people to a single number … which evokes delight in marketers and loathing in those being rated!
Keep your hands off my Klout
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re an expert.
PeerIndex, Klout aim to find the Web's real authorities
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In brave new technoworld, companies are judging the online you
Emarketer has an interesting post up , tying together two pieces of research around Twitter. The piece can basically be summarised as follows: Almost everyone has heard of Twitter, but few use it.
Twitter Has an Awareness vs Usage Gap
In her seminal 1969 book On Dying , Elisabeth Kübler-Ross first introduced what would become commonly known as The Five Stages Of Grief (and professionally, as the Kübler-Ross Model).
The 5 Stages Of ‘Getting’ Twitter
Here’s what you do: Whenever you send a complimentary @ message to someone on Twitter, put a period “.” in front of their username. So you would change this tweet to look like the one below it:
Win Friends & Influence Pple On Twitter
Posted in Inbox Influencer , Influence , Social Influence Marketing by Chris Selland on February 2nd, 2012
Influence Through Twitter
Editor’s Note : This article was originally published as a Quora answer .