To identify people, they want to have either new or existing products go out to get them to try and create a social buzz. they will take and look through areas of influence, they take the score. people who are highly influential in certain areas that are appropriate for their product, they will reach out and make what s called a perk available to them. click that yes, you want it. suddenly you re getting new hairspray, or $25 gift cards, things that can be valuable for you to try and talk about if you like it approximate one last question, what is a good score? how high do you have to be? justin bieber has 100. so does the president. say i m not justin bieber. really, i don t think the score is as important. you want to have something going on. you want to see that you re at least maintaining your activity. if you re growing, that s great. all right, denise, thanks so much for explaining this to us. thank you, j.j. coming up, a physician asks how to get other doctors intere
Klout perks? yeah, larger companies are using influence to identify people, where you can go out there and create a social buzz. they will look through areas of influence and take the score, and people highly influential in certain areas, they will reach out and make a perk available to them and you have to click and say you want it, and then you can get new hair spray, or things you can talk about if you like it. what is a good score? well, justin bieber has 100. i don t think the score is as important, but you want to have something going on and you are at least maintaining activity and if you are growing, that s great. thank you so much for explaining this to us. thank you, j.j. coming up, a physician asks how to get other doctors interested in her franchise
Pita pit who has been here all summer lodge. this is the vice president for corporate development. i knew that. now a lot of people think oh, pita. that s what i might have for lunch or for supper but you say you can also have it for breakfast. we do it all day long. breakfast, morning, noon, night, everything and in between, you know. because we ve taken the pita, it s kind of a nontraditional concept for it and we ve taken it and adapted it to a lot of different ways including breakfast. back on the grill, we ve got i see the people that are doing some folding. they re putting in eggs. they re putting in hash browns. it s delicious. now, the cool thing about this is i understand that while you have been featured here on the fox & friends program your phone has been ringing off the hook. people want to have a pita pit franchise in their town. yeah. a lot of people are seeing the benefits of opening a franchise concept during this kind of slow economy because getting in
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