SocialMeter
- Posted by JC John Sese Cuneta on 08.20.2006
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I found an interesting new service called SocialMeter. What it provide is a ranking/scoring of a site’s social exposure by searching the different Social-Bookmarking Services or SBS.
As an example, I took a screenshot of the result for this blog using http://gameshogun.ws and the old link http://gameshogun.info.
Take a look:
Follow up:
for gameshogun.ws (new URL of gameshogun blog network)
for gameshogun.info (old URL of gameshogun blog network)
Try it out for yourself by visiting the official website - SocialMeter.
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08/20/06 @ 23:58
I'm trying to figure out how Social Meter works:
http://halohalo.com received a score of 7 compared to http://globalpauhana.org of 8. Halohalo.com is just getting started, with almost 300 members, while Globalpauhana has been around for a while more with close to 5,000 members.
Very interesting concept though.
http://halohalo.com received a score of 7 compared to http://globalpauhana.org of 8. Halohalo.com is just getting started, with almost 300 members, while Globalpauhana has been around for a while more with close to 5,000 members.
Very interesting concept though.
08/21/06 @ 19:06
Comment from: JC John Sese Cuneta [Member] · http://laibcoms.asia
I think "how SocialMeter scores" hits is the part where SocialMeter should explain, but it works by searching for a URL in different Social-Bookmarking Services (SBS) like Digg, Delicious, FURL, Technorati and others.
Taking Digg as an example, if one of your readers put one of your article in Digg, that will be a "hit", gathering all these hits, SocialMeter then gives a corresponding score.
Personally, SocialMeter is more of how much a site is being 'bookmarked' and 'shared' via the SBS space, so it is still different when it comes to a site's 'PageRank'.
^_^
Taking Digg as an example, if one of your readers put one of your article in Digg, that will be a "hit", gathering all these hits, SocialMeter then gives a corresponding score.
Personally, SocialMeter is more of how much a site is being 'bookmarked' and 'shared' via the SBS space, so it is still different when it comes to a site's 'PageRank'.
^_^
08/22/06 @ 18:29
