Move over Klout and PeerIndex, you have more competition. MyWebCareer uses a social scoring system that closely resembles a credit score (365-850). A score of 582 is considered average.
As far as features, most notably it has the following:
- Interactive, graphical display of your data and network
- Analysis of your profile indicating problems with your profile
Users have the option of upgrading ($5 monthly) to gain:
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Insight into scoring metrics
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Improved public profile
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Comparison of your score against your network
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Additional insights via charts and graphs
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Custom job postings
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Proactive score monitoring
Unfortunately MyWebCareer is following the recent trend of trying to access your friends data on Facebook. (Which I hate)
MyWebCareer has an attractive interface and their credit rating system will be familiar to a broader population. As I’ve said before, what matters in influence is context. In a straight up fight with Klout, the social influence measurement company which most resembles MyWebCareer, the latter has some catching up to do.
Here’s my profile.
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