Track influencers and bring them into your orbit with a power 100 list

Turn your social tracking data into scores

Rise brings social data, managers and users together into a single tracking program - we call it a “scorebook”.

Each scorebook has a single, agreed, transparent, score algorithm for all participants - we call them “players”.

Weekly scores can come from Kred, Twitter or be uploaded from partner social data providers.

Turn social scores into stories

Scores are reported to individuals and teams at the same time each week - this is published as a media ready “story” about ranks and score change up or down from the previous period.

Rise formats the stories for pushing out as notification across multiple media - ensuring the news gets heard - we call these "bulletins"

Rise outputs the leaderboard of scores for display on the web, email and as images for sharing on internal or external social media channels.

Stories trigger social media adoption

A personal scorecard for each person analyses progress over time from their point of view. This encourages them to “play the game” and try to improve their score by using social media more.

The scorebook provides comparison. The comparison may be single person (just against themselves over time), towards a collective goal (a progress bar for everyone to complete together), head to head ( a competition against other people playing the same game) or team vs team (where each individual scores contribute to a team score).

Rise gives users control over how they are displayed to others and granular opt-in to the scorebook’s way of comparing. This control ensures “buy in”: the ownership of their personal score that is critical to sustainble behaviour change.

What Rise does

Rise accelerates an otherwise manually intensive report creation process by automating some or all of the sub-processes for you:

Automatic data collection

User name, photo and bio collection

Sophisticated single score generation

Report (aka ‘bulletin’) generation

Report slicing (e.g. by team, region, department etc)

Report display in different formats in different places - web, mobile, TV, social media

Report rendering from each players perspective

Story notification via different channels

It's already working for:

Zoopla and CV library have seen the benefits of running a social media tracking leaderboard in their respective industries.

Zoopla ran the Zoopla Property Power 100 based on UK estate agents social media profiles for over 5 years.

Pride in their rank increased participation and encouraged them to get better at using social media.

There was excitement online every Monday morning as each agent looked to see if their past week’s online performance has helped them climb the leaderboard.

Zoopla described its impact as having ‘blown us away.’

In December 2014, CV library launched a Power 100 list for UK recruitment agencies.

The key to success, believes Simon Schneiders, head of SEO at CV Library at the time, is “the ease of implementation, administration and relatively low costs of Rise coupled with our own market position as being agnostic in accepting all qualified players, a critical factor.”

The benefits seen by CV library include “SEO signals, social media impact of a well managed leaderboard, brand visibility and brand positioning (as an authority), referral factor, and the feel good factor that hosting something like this has for our high valued players, many of whom are also advertisers on our site.”