Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue and even now Kred all try to measure influence. But can they really do that? I think they’re failing and this post tells you why.
The Failures of Measuring Social Media

By Oscar Gonzalez in Blog 1 Comment Tags: crowd sourcing, Empire Avenue, Klout, Kred, measuring social media, social media, social networking, web experience

Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue and even now Kred all try to measure influence. But can they really do that? I think they’re failing and this post tells you why.
By Oscar Gonzalez in Blog No Comments Tags: Empire Avenue, smmoc, social media
I was privileged to attend my first Social Media Mastermind OC (#SMMOC) meeting yesterday. I was blown away by the participation and the various topics that we covered. I have been following the hashtag pretty much for over a year and slowly I’ve seen the group grow. It was time to finally join and see [...]
By Oscar Gonzalez in Blog 1 Comment Tags: Empire Avenue, LinkedIn, online personalities, personal experiences, social media, Social network, Twitter, web experience

Last year, I heard of this little site called Empire Avenue. I think BitRebels brought it up to my attention. And I tried to get all my friends and colleagues to join, I even invited my friends from Twitter. The responses were dismal, “why?” “WTF? I don’t want to buy ‘people’” or “that seems like a [...]