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May 8, 2013 09:14 pm GMT
So what does a high Klout score actually get you? The infleunce-measuring startup already offers prizes through its Klout Perks program, and there are bragging rights, too (unless your friends think you're a loser for caring about your Klout score). Now Klout is also asking users who are influential on a given topic to answer short, factual, through the new Klout Experts program.It sounds like the program won't be rolled out to every user today, but when it is, you might Klout and be prompted to answer a question like "What is the best way to care for tulips?" or "What is the best place to take your date in the city?" You'll have 300 characters with which to offer your answer. (Why 300? Co-founder and CEO Joe Fernandez said 140 characters isn't always enough, but he wanted to keep the answers direct and to-the-point.)
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Klout Gets Into The Q&A Business By Launching Klout Experts (With Help From Bing)
So what does a high Klout score actually get you? The infleunce-measuring startup already offers prizes through its Klout Perks program, and there are bragging rights, too (unless your friends think you're a loser for caring about your Klout score). Now Klout is also asking users who are influential on a given topic to answer short, factual, through the new Klout Experts program.It sounds like the program won't be rolled out to every user today, but when it is, you might Klout and be prompted to answer a question like "What is the best way to care for tulips?" or "What is the best place to take your date in the city?" You'll have 300 characters with which to offer your answer. (Why 300? Co-founder and CEO Joe Fernandez said 140 characters isn't always enough, but he wanted to keep the answers direct and to-the-point.)Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/wqeqrYamCbk/
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