Kred Story app displays social media influence and interactions on personal profile pages

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – October 3, 2012 – Kred, the community influence and outreach measure, and about.me, a service that enables users to build personal and dynamic home pages, today announced that Kred Story is now available as an about.me app. The Kred Story app allows about.me users to add details of their social media influence to their personal profile so that visitors can easily learn more about them and their interests.

Just in time for election season, PeopleBrowsr is joining forces with iCharts, a cloud-based interactive charting system, to provide comprehensive statistical visualizations of real-time political sentiment and trends.

PeopleBrowsr Kred API Enables Development of Web Apps and Tools for Influence Marketing from 1,200 Days of Social Data

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – May 15, 2012 – PeopleBrowsr, the creator of community influence measure Kred and the global leader in social analytics, today announced the launch of the PeopleBrowsr Kred API for enabling marketers to identify influential people for social media engagement.

Today we are announcing a new API offering that gives developers and social media the ability to find influencers on any keyword or subject based on deep, public social data.

Personal Activity Statements Show Effect Of Likes, Shares and Comments On Influence and Outreach

SAN FRANCISCO - April 12, 2012 -  Kred, the Community Influence and Outreach measure from PeopleBrowsr, announced today that actions on Facebook now add Influence and Outreach Points to its scores. People who connect their Facebook account to their Kred profile at Kred.com can view personal Activity Statements of the Facebook Posts, Likes, Shares and Comments and Twitter interactions that contribute to their Influence and Outreach scores.

This entry is cross-posted on our Kred Blog.

By Jodee Rich

Recently, AdAge’s Media Guy Simon Dumenco wrote a great article on social influence, highlighting valid points for us to reflect upon as the industry is creating and shaping social media metrics. Specifically, are we -  as marketers - under the influence of “influence scores”?

After weeks of searching the streets of San Francisco with real estate agents, we acquired a space in the hotspot of SoMa and signed a lease at 474 Bryant Street in early December. Over the past couple months we’ve experienced an enormous transformation. We're on our way to creating an epicenter for Social Media in San Francisco, and will host weekly events soon to commence on our calendar. In addition to building a command center with cutting edge design and technology to house our innovative team, we’ve been building PeopleBrowsr in other ways with the launch of ReSearch.ly, releasing 1,000 days of data for social search, advocating the interest graph and introducing the Brand Champion Scorecard.