We’re really happy to announce today our partnership with PeerIndex, the influence standard that identifies, ranks and scores people and brands in the Social Media. In this new version, you’ll be able to sort and filter your Twitter community through the PeerIndex Score which is much more consistent than the criteria of the number of followers.”SocialBro is one of the most dynamic and powerful ways to manage your Twitter community. We are really impressed by the way SocialBro displays the barriers between a user and their community, and helps users understand how to overcome these obstacles. We are excited by how they are using our data to give more detailed information on online communities and the way they work”, says PeerIndex’s CEO and founder, Azeem Azhar.To start managing your community with the PeerIndex score, you just have to synchronize the influence data, by clicking on the new icon you’ll see in the tool menu, on the dashboard.Then, you’ll notice that every user will have a small number inside their avatar. This number reflects the PeerIndex score that each profile has in the social networks. You’ll be able to order your community by the influence data (by clicking on “Influence” in the interface footer).Influence indicators evolutionOn the dashboard you’ll see a new chart with the influence indicators evolution, where you’ll find the growth of your own PeerIndex, in addition to the evolution of your “Activity”, “Authority” and “Audience” scores.Understanding the PeerIndex ScoreAs PeerIndex explains:“Your overall PeerIndex score is a relative measure of your online authority. The PeerIndex Score reflects the impact of your online activities, and the extent to which you have built up social and reputational capital on the web.At its heart, PeerIndex addresses the fact that merely being popular (or having gamed the system) doesn’t indicate authority.