How much KLOUT do you have?

I recently discovered a new tool that measures your Twitter influence. It’s called KLOUT.

From klout.com:

The Klout Classification is a holistic look at your influence and how you use it. There are 16 possible classifications determined by factors such as how often you tweet, who you follow, who follows you, and how your audience interacts with your messages. Your Klout Class  is like a personality test for your style of influence.

Your influence network shows who you influence and who influences you. Influence is determined by a variety of factors including retweets, @messages, follows, and lists.

On top of a Klout score – score of 0-100, plus numbers for true reach, amplification, network — classification results, based on 25 variables, are shown on a 4 x 4 matrix. The matrix is where the 16 classifications, from observer to celebrity, come from. And, among other things, you can see who you’re influenced by and who you influence.

You can check out your klout by going to:

http://klout.com/<your twitter id>

Of course, replace <your twitter id> with your twitter id or the twitter of id of anybody whose klout you want to know.

Tagged as: klout, Twitter, twitter influence