“By measuring very granular data of how people engage with our network, from frequency of posting to how highly content ranks across our network, has given us incredible insight into how readers want to engage with publishers and the types of content that resonates with audiences,” said Digital Journal CEO, Chris Hogg.
Digital Journal publishes a Top 20 list to highlight the company’s top performers across the Digital Journal network. Recording actions such as quantity of articles published, frequency of visit and how engaged members are, Digital Journal awards points and badges to individual contributors based on the amount of their activity. The members who stay the most active in the month are then rewarded with a “Power Users” badge.
In addition to creating incentive for contributors to participate, Digital Journal aims to showcase talent and create a level of transparency that gives an open look at how people interact with a digital media organization.
In no particular order, Digital Journal’s March 2013 Power Users include:
• Tim Sandle
• Robert Myles
• Anne Sewell
• Alexander Baron
• Ken Hanly
• JohnThomas Didymus
• Leigh Goessl
• Arthur Weinreb
• Paul Wallis
• Igor I. Solar
• Marcus Hondro
• Paul Iddon
• Joseph Boltrukiewicz
• Karl Gotthardt
• Can Tran
• Katerina Nikolas
• Brett Wilkins
• Owen Weldon
• Lonna Lisa Williams
• Larry Clifton
Digital Journal compiles data on a monthly basis and resets the points at the beginning of each month when a new competition begins. More info on Digital Journal’s gamification project can be found here. If you would like to compete for a top spot on Digital Journal, simply sign up for an account and start contributing! It’s that simple.
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