3 weeks ago we were celebrating that CircleCount.com got 3 months old with the launch of a table showing the follower number history. Today we are proud to show you the new follower chart at CircleCount.com:

This chart is based on the Google Chart API and is more interactive and more clear than the old one. You can check the exact numbers for each day only with going with your cursor over the chart. Try it out!

Beginning of this month we also announced that you can share your follower graph with just a few clicks. And this is still working! So, what do we have now?

• an improved chart
• the option to share your follower graph with just a few clicks

And just between ourselves :

That’s just a small preview of what we are building in the coming weeks

Are you searching for interesting persons?
Are you tired of finding only persons with so much followers, but without interesting postings?

Then you should check the Cream of the Crop at CircleCount.com.

We will show you every day some interesting persons, who get a lot of comments, +1 and reshares on their postings and in the same time don’t have hundreds of thousands of followers: The Cream of the Crop!

You will find these persons on the startpage of CircleCount.com at the right side. This list will change daily, but you can browse the daily cream of the crop with our date navigation on the detailed page.

You can also get the Cream of the Crop directly into your feed reader with the Cream of the Crop rss-feed.

Enough said: Check out the interesting persons of today.

We have reached before some days 500 Facebook fans and as already mentioned we want to celebrate the milestone of reaching 1,000 fans.

As soon as we reach 1,000 fans, we will feature one of the first 1,000 fans and the 1,000th fan on our startpage. You will be a whole month here:

Here you can find our Facebook page.

This section on the startpage will also be changed in the coming days, so that you will be at the top of the Cream of the Crop. You don’t know what this means? Stay tuned, we’ll explain it as soon as this new section is launched

The follower numbers are a not the best measure for the quality of what people are posting. That’s what we’ve heard of some of our visitors and this is absolutely true.
Our follower ranking is not mentioned as a quality ranking but more as (what it really is) a quantity ranking.

Today we’ve launched a new ranking: The popular persons at Google+

The most popular persons at Google+

You will find in this ranking the persons getting the most comments, +1 or reshares per posting. Only the postings of the last 4 weeks are taken into account, so you won’t see here someone who have posted something very interesting before some months. For example, in the moment you won’t find Jake Gross in this ranking, although he had a posting that was shared more than 10,000 times!

You can filter this ranking (as usual at CircleCount.com) by gender and/or country. Check out for example:

• The influencers in Brazil
• The influencing ladies in the United Kingdom
• The influencing gentlemen in Canada

Tomorrow CircleCount.com is getting 3 months old and we have collected a lot of numbers in this short time. From the beginning we have shown you your follower numbers in your profile page at CircleCount.com as a chart:

Now, the most of the profiles have a lot of numbers to show and therefore from today on we will show you an additional table with the follower numbers of each day we have tracked:

Thanks to Claudia Brunen for this interesting chart (check here the background of the chart).

Yes, the title is very strange, but let me explain it

Today Andreas Vichr has written about the new nr. 1 in Germany. Klaus Herrmann has passed Sascha Lobo in the german ranking. He also writes about Google+ being the new platform for photographers.

Andreas Vichr created a nice picture showing the top german photographers including their follower charts. And that was how the idea was born to add these charts in our statistic page with the Follower History of the Top 10.

Andreas' Vichr post

You can open this statistic gender- and/or country-specific, some examples:

• Top 10 in Germany
• Top 10 Ladies worldwide
• Top 10 Gentlemen in France

Today we proudly present you the new design of CircleCount.com!

The new design of CircleCount.com

Maybe you already know this fact: CircleCount.com was started (and “designed”) from a developer of everygain.

After we have seen a lot of traffic and great feedback regarding the functionality of CircleCount.com we started to work with our designer on a new design for the website.

art oflutz has worked hard to create our new design. You can (and should!) check his great portfolio at http://www.artoflutz.com/.

We like the new design!
What’s about you? Any feedback is welcome!

PS: You can find some screenshots of the old design here.