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Pagerank for humans?

by Maddie Grant on December 14, 2009

Wow. Check this out. This is fascinating.

And how do you measure influence or reach? The best post I’ve read in ages from the master Avinash Kaushik on the topic might be a good place to start. If anyone’s taken a good look at any of these tools for your organization, let us know. Here’s one good one from the Wild Apricot blog.

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