By now, we all know that audiences love exclusive content. That's why we as brand marketers pull tricks like requiring a Facebook Like to access a tab. We as amateur psychologists also know that people like recognition and reinforcement. So, can moderating this behavior through Klout help the network live up to its claim of being the standard for social influence? Only with the help of brands.
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