Klout Dictionary – Must Have Klout Terms
Klout User Dictionary 
Are you new to Klout? Here are some terms you can use to express your Klout experience!
Kloutlove – The next stage in a #Reciproklout relationship – 21/9/2011 Created by
KloutSnob – Shunning fellow Klouters that have a lower score than themselves – because they are simply not KloutTastic enough. 20/9/2011 Created by
KloutRage – Expressing the emotion of anger at another users Klout Score
KloutOff – Two Klout users competing for the best Klout score within a certain timeframe.
KloutRot – Slow and painful decrease in Klout score due to uninteresting and quite frankly rubbish content posts.
Klurker – Stalking another Klout user to steal popular posts and increase own follower interaction.
Kloutering – Spending a lot of time checking your Klout score.
KloutTastic – Something amazing, smashing, wonderful!
KloutDip – A sudden decrease in Klout score.
KloutBomb – Releasing media or content which in turn goes viral to increase Klout Score
KloutHax – Using underhand tactics and techniques to improve Klout score. (Using PPC to improve your Klout Hits)
KillerKlout – A great idea.
Klunning – A fast and sharp increase in Klout score.
KloutSlate – Disrespecting another users Klout score.
KloutHero – Someone with great power and great responsibility.
Kloutnikov - A series of fully automated tweets created to increase klout score
Kloutaholic – You know you are a Kloutaholic when you check your Klout score at 5am, and then deny it.
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What does your Klout score mean?
KloutWaster – A klout score below 30.
KloutNoob – A Klout score below 40.
KloutHot – A Klout Score of 40-49.
KloutNerd – A Klout Score of 50-59
KloutNinja – A Klout Score of 60-69
KloutKing – A Klout score of 70-79
KloutMaster – A Klout Score Of 80 – 89
KloutMonster – A Klout score of 90-99
KloutGod – A Klout score of 100
Please feel free to leave your own Klout term ideas in the comments box!
September 16, 2011 at 12:24 pm, Luke said:
Here is one for consideration:
Reciproklout – Talking with other twitter users with high Klout scores to boost your own score..
September 20, 2011 at 4:30 pm, Elderberry said:
KloutSnob – Shunning fellow Klouters that have a lower score than themselves – because they are simply not KloutTastic enough.
September 29, 2011 at 4:47 pm, Mersudin Forbes – A new starter | Sleeping Giant Media said:
[...] If you are on twitter and using Klout, take a look at Mersudin’s post on some core terms you should be adding to your social dictionary here… [...]
October 04, 2011 at 4:38 pm, Ben White said:
Luke – loving what you’re doing here. Looks great, keep up the fine work.
Now re: Kout, I’m intrigued what you and your clients think about Klout (and other similar services, Peer Index, Kred etc)? My clients are all kinds of love with it yet have no idea what it really means and perhaps more importantly, don’t even consider the down sides of it i.e.
the ability to game the system (tweet more), that it doesn’t actually measure real influence (I have a higher score than many people that run multi $bn businesses – pretty sure they have more influence than me) and that it’s not really topic related (i.e. my score is 41 irrelevant of what I’m talking about).
October 05, 2011 at 8:19 am, Luke said:
HI Ben, I know exactly what you mean! Klout has taken off and people are loving it regardless of the level of understanding. I think it is well positioned for the people relatively new to twitter craving some form of measurement and validation for their efforts. And to be fair, they have done with to make it simple to use and view.
We see it as a bit of a guide, but like all other measurement packages (that I have come across at least) it doesn’t cover everything and there is no way it can. It is only when you combine it with other tools that you can build up a full picture. Incidentally with that score.. you are classified as #Klouthot!
November 01, 2011 at 3:58 pm, How Does Klout Work? | Sleeping Giant Media said:
[...] have been obsessed with my score for the past few months. I started off as a Klout-Waster but I worked hard and interacted a lot. I somehow managed to get my score to an impressive 63 [...]