Summary
- You have been influenced when you think in a way you wouldn’t otherwise have thought, or do something you wouldn’t otherwise have done
- Influence is not popularity
- Our framework pivots on the activity in all directions that causes minds to be changed and actions to alter
- The influence framework covers all bases without redundancy.
In the next chapter, we review the facets of the social Web and social Web analytics.
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