Dunn & Bradstreet has compiled an incredible list of the 68 most influential small business leaders on Twitter using their own proprietary algorithm. BizSugar CEO Anita Campbell is on the list as are many other folks whose names you no doubt run across quite frequently. They include Chris Brogan, Gary Vaynerchuk, Brian Clark, John Jantsch, and Darren Rowse to name but a few. Hope this is a helpful list in terms of figuring out who to connect with on your own Twitter account.
The 68 Most Influential Small Business Leaders on Twitter
Posted by ShawnHessinger under Social MediaFrom http://blog.dandb.com 4667 days ago
Made Hot by: Small Business Manifesto on July 11, 2011 3:42 am
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There's a Wall Street Journal article that goes into a bit more depth about how the list was compiled. It is in one of our Small Business Trends roundups for last week, "More Tips for the Online Entrepreneur" on July 4. I may post it here also a bit later.
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I see Anita made the list!
I'm confused about their stated methodology - starting w/people who followed over 50 but less than 1,500, and had 3x as many more followers to prove their influence. It looks more like they picked a lot of famous names, then maybe checked who they followed, because who on this list only follows less than 1,500?? For the 2nd iteration they had to follow less than 10,000 people, but how did they get the 1st iteration if not just by using known biggies?
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