by Miriam | May 22, 2014 | Klout News and Facts, Social Media and Business Archived Articles
As you are aware, Lithium Technologies acquired Klout nearly 2 months ago. At the time, no one had a clue what Lithium’s plans were going to be. However, today the news is starting to spread about the changes that are being brought to Klout due to the...
by Miriam | Apr 22, 2014 | Archived Podcasts, Klout News and Facts, Podcasts, Social Media, Social Media and Business Archived Articles
A great show today on Getting Social with Miriam. I absolutely love the guests who I have had the honor to interview on my show. Before I go into who it is at the moment, as you know from a lot of my previous work, blog posts and articles I have written the importance...
by Miriam | Mar 19, 2014 | Klout News and Facts, Mental Health, Social Media and Business Archived Articles
I have always believed in Klout, even though the score may not be 100{a0065375a7e2d1c093abc1aba7894b1ad713a40df7f413d8a34d916c8e570350} perfect. The reason that I have always seen the potential in the Klout score is because it is being looked at more than you may...
by Miriam | Mar 18, 2014 | Archived Podcasts, Business, Klout News and Facts, Mental Health, Podcasts, Social Media, Social Media and Business Archived Articles
On today’s episode of Getting Social with Miriam, I had interviewed an exciting guest. ?Before I go into the details, I want to mention a few things. As I have discussed many times in the past through my past podcasts as well as content I had written up, if any...
by Miriam | Feb 12, 2014 | Klout News and Facts
Big news for Klout once again. Lithium Technologies, a customer service company is about to acquire Klout for at least $100 million as Re/code had originally stated. Even though the deal has not been technically made, papers have bee signed and things are...
by Miriam | Feb 7, 2014 | Klout News and Facts
At one time, not all that long ago really Klout based your influence only on your score. This had understandably angered a lot of people. How can you possibly measure influence based only on a numerical value? You can’t really. And I have said this all along-...
