1.		@kdpaine	8.3 Influence	7.1 Impact	38.9% Generosity	18.9% Clout	777 Listed	Add Tags
2.		@justinkistner	4.5 Influence	5.6 Impact	18.8% Generosity	8.4% Clout	281 Listed	Add Tags
3.		@erictpeterson	3.6 Influence	3.9 Impact	29.6% Generosity	7.8% Clout	476 Listed	Add Tags
4.		@aaker	3.5 Influence	3.4 Impact	100.0% Generosity	5.6% Clout	489 Listed	Add Tags
5.		@johnlovett	2.7 Influence	2.2 Impact	33.3% Generosity	4.5% Clout	161 Listed	Add Tags
6.		@immeria	2.5 Influence	2.2 Impact	45.3% Generosity	4.7% Clout	183 Listed	Add Tags
7.		@jimsterne	2.2 Influence	2.2 Impact	100.0% Generosity	5.3% Clout	346 Listed	Add Tags
8.		@andrewspoeth	1.9 Influence	2.2 Impact	69.8% Generosity	3.2% Clout	209 Listed	Add Tags
9.		@aknecht	1.5 Influence	2.5 Impact	93.0% Generosity	3.1% Clout	94 Listed	Add Tags
10.		@justincutroni	1.4 Influence	1.7 Impact	41.7% Generosity	3.0% Clout	162 Listed	Add Tags

This list only includes folks who have been Twitalyzed in the last 30 days and who have been tagged “emetrics”.

Twitalyzer’s Benchmark report allows you to generate ranked lists of Twitter users based on their stated location and the tags that have been applied to their profile. By default the report lists the most influential people using Twitter based on their scores collected in the last 30 days.

We are using influential in the Benchmark, rather than the impact score we’ve moved to elsewhere in Twitalzyer because, honestly, “influence” is what people seem to gravitate towards. Wrong, perhaps, but we try and give the people what they want.

If you want to filter the benchmark simply click the “FILTER” button in the upper-right corner of the page and add location and/or tag information.