June 2016 Klout Social Media Rankings

June 22, 2016

[Written by Don Burgess]

There was a noticeable rise in Bermudians use of social media this month.

The vote on same sex marriages and the “How much would you pay” Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraiser has helped spark a bump in people’s Klout scores.

The heated “discussions” over the upcoming vote on same sex marriage saw much back-and-forth on Facebook while the Big Brothers Big Sisters dare on Front Street helped several people’s scores as they raised money for this worthy cause.

As a consequence, for the first time ever, there are seven scores at 75 or above and 15 scores at 70 or higher.

There were no changes in the top four as WWE and Fox News commentator John Layfield, the Bermuda Tourism Authority and musicians Collie Buddz and Heather Nova remain entrenched in the top four spot.

Big Brothers Big Sisters evangelist PowerGirl Trina saw her score hit 76 as she hit social media hard with the fundraising efforts.

Klout June 2016

Premier Michael Dunkley and LBGT advocate Shari-Lynn Pringle were tied for sixth at 75.

Victoria Isley, the BTA’s chief sales and marketing officer, joined the list for the first time with a score at 66. She joins three colleagues from the BTA, Glenn Jones, Jamel Hardtman and Alastair Jack, on the list.

Grotto Bay Resort became the leading hotel on the list for the first time after the Fairmont Southampton had a drop in its score.

The list actually has 58 names this month as there was a nine-way tie for the 50th spot.

All scores were recorded from June 17, 2016.

Klout attempts to quantify a person or business social media influence through a variety of platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, among others. The scores run from one to 100 with 40 being average.

You can check your Klout score at www.klout.com.

If you have a Klout score of 60 or higher and were not on this list, please e-mail him at dburgesspb@gmail.com or Tweet him @DonBermuda.

  • 1. John Layfield 85
  • 2. Bermuda Tourism 81
  • 3. Heather Nova 79
  • 3. Collie Buddz 79
  • 5. PowerGirl Trina 76
  • 6. Michael Dunkley 75
  • 6. Shari-Lynn Pringle 75
  • 8. Bernews 73
  • 8. Bermemes 73
  • 10. Don Burgess 72
  • 11. Jefferson Sousa 71
  • 12. Mike Hind 70
  • 12. We Are Bermuda 70
  • 12. Chris Famous 70
  • 15. Carla Zuill 69
  • 15. Kristin White 69
  • 17. Glenn Jones 68
  • 18. Tony Brannon 67
  • 18. Laurel Burns 67
  • 18. Jason Sukdeo 67
  • 21. Ledrew Fox 66
  • 21. Victoria Isley 66
  • 21. Jamel Hardtman 66
  • 24. John Manderson 65
  • 24. Diallo Rabain 65
  • 26. Clare O’Connor 64
  • 26. Alexander Green 64
  • 26. Hannah Collins 64
  • 26. DJ Rusty G 64
  • 26. Clifton Webb 64
  • 26. Bermunchies 64
  • 26. Grotto Bay Resort 64
  • 33. Charles Doyle 63
  • 33. Today in Bermuda 63
  • 33. Alessandro Belvedere 63
  • 33. Kennette Burgess 63
  • 37. Husayn Symonds 62
  • 37. Lou Matthews 62
  • 37. Janson Cross 62
  • 37. Forever Bermuda 62
  • 37. Coral Wells 62
  • 37. Marc Boden 62
  • 37. Velina Wheatley-King 62
  • 44. Bite of Bermuda 61
  • 44. Jeremy Deacon 61
  • 44. Taja Fox 61
  • 44. Patrick Caton 61
  • 44. Karolina De Costa 61
  • 44. Meredith Andrews 61
  • 50. Alastair Jack 60
  • 50. Nothing to do in BDA 60
  • 50. Lexy Correia 60
  • 50. Devaune Ratteray 60
  • 50. Catherine Burns 60
  • 50. Hamilton Princess 60
  • 50. Duane Jones 60
  • 50. Chewstick 60
  • 50. Emily Ross 60

Don Burgess is the former deputy editor of the Bermuda Sun newspaper who has earned certifications in social media and inbound marketing through Hootsuite, HubSpot and Lern University. If you have a Klout score of 61 or higher and were not on this list, please e-mail him at dburgesspb@gmail.com or Tweet him @DonBermuda.

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  1. Shari-Lynn Pringle says:

    But aren’t these May scores Don, reported in June?

  2. Don Burgess says:

    Hi Shari,

    All the scores were recorded on June 17 so it was what people’s scores were on that day, but Klout uses the previous 90-day period for the score on any given day. So in effect it reflects half of June, all of April and May and half of March.

    Hope that helps,

    Don