Klout Adds YouTube to Influence Measurement Mix
That funny cat video you just uploaded to YouTube might earn you some Klout, as the social influence measurement outfit added the Google-owned video site to the list of sites that make up its scores.
That funny cat video you just uploaded to YouTube might earn you some Klout, as the social influence measurement outfit added the Google-owned video site to the list of sites that make up its scores.
Mashable reported that users can now sync their YouTube and Klout accounts, after which Klout will analyze comments, engagement, likes, subscriber counts, and other YouTube data and factor that information into its Klout score for those users.
Klout added data from location-based mobile app foursquare in July, shortly after incorporating information from professional networking site LinkedIn in June.
And Mashable reported that Klout also recently added Spotify, and that it will integrate with Google+ once the emerging social network releases its application-programming interface.
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