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November KloutChat!

November 1st, 2011 by Megan Berry

I’m pleased to announce this month’s KloutChat is tomorrow! We’ll chat about our new scoring release, some new privacy features, and share exciting upcoming features!

#KloutChat

Wednesday, November 2nd at 3PM PT / 6PM EST

We’re looking forward to a great convo! Remember, if your question if specific to your account it’s best to go to support.klout.com and get it answered there. Thanks!

Do you have any questions you want to make sure we address? Post them in the comments and we’ll try to add them to the agenda. #KloutChat is a regular event on the first Wednesday of every month.

If you’re unfamiliar with Twitter chats, check out the article “What is a Twitter Tweet Chat?“

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  • http://techniciablog.blogspot.com/ rahul

    I have two twitter account personal(inactive) and pro (very active) and after recent algorithm changes i saw a huge gain of 21 points in my inactive account and huge drop of 11 points in very active account now describe your algorithm

  • http://twitter.com/ClevelandBob Bob O’Brien

    “Influence” is arbitrary. Klout provides 3 “Measures” (Network, Amplification, True Reach). Yet even those measures seem to be arbitrary. How is it that a friend (@JTlee03:disqus ) who has 58 followers has a true reach of over 300? And please don’t feed me with “Facebook friends” as the answer. If you are engaging with a few friends all the time on Facebook that doesn’t make you “Influential” it makes you a normal Facebook user. 

    58 followers and a Klout score of 47? versus 632 followers and a Klout score of 41?

    The same EXACT habits that over the past 2 years caused my score to climb, now cause it to drop rapidly?

    Something doesn’t add up. 

    If you’re going to tout “Transparency” and offer none of it. Why should I continue to use your service?

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