What's the difference between individual influencer and brand influencer on klout?

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What is the difference between a individual influencer and a brand influencer on klout?
 
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I e-mailed klout support to find the answer since there are no clear ones in google search results, in fact even the New Yorker published an article stating they had no clue (lol), but essentially all it affects is the klout display name.

"I apologize for the confusion. There really is no difference between being an individual influencer and a brand influencer. The only difference is that if you are a brand influencer, your brand name will be displayed in your Klout profile, rather than your first and last name if you were an individual influencer."
 
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I e-mailed klout support to find the answer since there are no clear ones in google search results, in fact even the New Yorker published an article stating they had no clue (lol), but essentially all it affects is the klout display name.

"I apologize for the confusion. There really is no difference between being an individual influencer and a brand influencer. The only difference is that if you are a brand influencer, your brand name will be displayed in your Klout profile, rather than your first and last name if you were an individual influencer."

DjR,

Welcome to NamePros!!!!! :wave:

How refreshing. A first time poster answering questions instead of heading straight to the Appraisal Forum.
The start of a :great:

You may want to make your next post in the Welcome Center located HERE , and introduce yourself to the other members.

Great Start :snaphappy:

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