The 30 Country Singers with the Largest Digital Footprints

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These aren’t necessarily the best-selling country acts, although many of them are included here, nor is this a list of the most influential, although a handful of performers of whom that can be said can be found below. This list features the 30 country singers currently most prominent in cyberspace, as measured on our PeekScore scale.

While sure to be controversial, we must stress that this list reflects no bias on our part. The list leans heavily toward modern acts, particularly those most active at social media; with a majority of the acts below having over a million friends and/or followers on Facebook and/or Twitter, and sometimes both. The singer topping the list would top nearly any PeekScore list she was on, as she’s simply one of the internet’s most inescapable faces. Her runner-up is no PeekScore slouch herself; and while a former American Idol winner, and mainstream pop-culture figure, perhaps still considered a more legitimate country singer than our number one.

The most pleasant surprises for us were the incredibly high showings of flat-out legends Dolly, Willie, and Loretta. And the biggest surprise was perhaps mega-platinum superstar Garth Brooks’ current digital footprint finding him just shy of the top 30.

Rank Picture Name Songs PeekScore
1

Taylor Swift Our Song, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together 10.00 / 10.00
2

Carrie Underwood Jesus Take the Wheel, Cowboy Casanova 9.99 / 10.00
3

Blake Shelton Austin, She Wouldn’t Be Gone 9.75 / 10.00
4

Tim McGraw Grown Men Don’t Cry, Angry All the Time 9.60 / 10.00
5

Dolly Parton Jolene, Coat of Many Colors 9.56 / 10.00
6

Shania Twain You’re Still the One, Man! I Feel Like a Woman! 9.48 / 10.00
7

Alan Jackson Don’t Rock the Jukebox, Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) 9.39 / 10.00
8

Faith Hill Wild One, Piece of My Heart 9.36 / 10.00
9

Toby Keith Should’ve Been a Cowboy, Courtesy of the Red, White, & Blue 9.35 / 10.00
10

LeAnn Rimes Blue, One Way Ticket (Because I Can) 9.34 / 10.00
11

Willie Nelson Good Hearted Woman, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain 9.32 / 10.00
12

Eric Church How ‘Bout You, Guys Like Me 9.32 / 10.00
13

Keith Urban But for the Grace of God, Somebody Like You 9.31 / 10.00
14

Luke Bryan All My Friends Say, We Rode in Trucks 9.24 / 10.00
15

Loretta Lynn Fist City, Coal Miner’s Daughter 9.23 / 10.00
16

Billy Currington Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right, People Are Crazy 9.23 / 10.00
17

Trisha Yearwood She’s in Love with the Boy, There Goes My Baby 9.22 / 10.00
18

Jason Aldean The Truth, Don’t You Wanna Stay 9.19 / 10.00
19

Brad Paisley I Wish You’d Stay, Two People Fell in Love 9.18 / 10.00
20

Miranda Lambert Kerosene, Over You 9.17 / 10.00
21

Kenny Chesney The Boys of Fall, Out Last Night 9.16 / 10.00
22

Trace Adkins Ladies Love Country Boys, You’re Gonna Miss This 9.16 / 10.00
23

Reba McEntire How Blue, Somebody Should Leave 9.13 / 10.00
24

Dierks Bentley Settle for a Slowdown, Come a Little Closer 9.13 / 10.00
25

Zac Brown Highway 20 Ride, Colder Weather 9.11 / 10.00
26

George Strait Fool Hearted Memory, Ocean Front Property 9.10 / 10.00
27

Brantley Gilbert Country Must Be Country Wide, You Don’t Know Her Like I Do 9.10 / 10.00
28

Josh Turner Why Don’t We Just Dance, All Over Me 8.87 / 10.00
29

Kellie Pickler Red High Heels, I Wonder 8.84 / 10.00
30

Scotty McCreery I Love You This Big, The Trouble with Girls 8.77 / 10.00

The Digital Footprints of the 10 Highest-Paid Coaches in American Sports

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Here again we’re grouping folks together based on the sizes of their paydays. This time, it’s the The Highest-Paid Head Coaches in American Sports.

Below are eight coaches from the NFL and only two from NBA, but it is one those latter two who is the most impactful here on the web.

Remember, the PeekScore is not an assessment and/or critique of skill or value, or even necessarily fame in the flesh and blood world. It is an at-a-glance snapshot of an individual’s current impact and presence in cyberspace (or their “digital footprints,” as it were, a concept explained in brief in this entry’s header, and more in-depth here).

Rank Picture Name Team / Salary PeekScore
1

Doc Rivers Boston Celtics / $7mil 9.07 / 10.00
2

Chip Kelly Philadelphia Eagles / $6.5mil 8.93 / 10.00
3

Pete Carroll Seattle Seahawks / $7mil 8.92 / 10.00
4

Bill Belichick New England Saints / $7.5mil 8.40 / 10.00
5

Tom Coughlin New York Giants / $6.67mil 8.14 / 10.00
6

Gregg Popovich San Antonio Spurs / $6mil 7.92 / 10.00
7

Sean Payton New Orleans Saints / $8mil 7.57 / 10.00
8

Andy Reid Kansas City Chiefs / $7.5mil 7.43 / 10.00
9

Jeff Fisher St. Louis Rams / $7mil 7.14 / 10.00
10

Mike Shanahan Washington Redskins / $7mil 7.13 / 10.00

The PeekScores of the CEOs of the Top 10 “Most Valuable Brands”

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Quite recently, and for the 8th year running, the market research firm Millward Brown has released its list of the world’s 100 Most Valuable Brands (the 2013 BrandZ Top 100).

What we’ve done with this PeekScore list is taken the chief executives from each of the companies behind the top 10 brands from Millward Brown‘s survey, to see how prominent and/or impactful they are here in cyberspaace; both individually and in comparison to one another.

Rank Picture Name Brand PeekScore
1

Tim Cook Apple 9.45 / 10.00
2

Larry Page Google 9.21 / 10.00
3

Ginni Rometty IBM 9.17 / 10.00
4

Li Yue China Mobile 9.16 / 10.00
5

Steve Ballmer Microsoft 8.52 / 10.00
6

Louis C. Camilleri (CEO of Philip Morris International) Marlboro 7.54 / 10.00
7

Don Thompson McDonald’s 7.52 / 10.00
8

Muhtar Kent Coca-Cola 7.20 / 10.00
9

Randall Stephenson AT&T 7.15 / 10.00
10

Charles Scharf Visa 7.12 / 10.00

Which of People Magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive” Honorees has the Largest PeekScore?

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Back in 1985 People Magazine did the Earth’s inhabitants a huge solid and filled them in on who, of all the many men walking the planet at that time, was the Sexiest Man Alive (it was, for the record, Road Warrior star Mel Gibson).

On a mostly annual basis in the years which have come and gone since, People has continued to keep the general public abreast of the various developments and changes in the field of sexiest men. In that time, they’ve named 23 different men — with some of the men being honored more than once — as sexiest (all but two of whom, Patrick Swayze and John F. Kennedy, Jr., are still alive).

We here at the PeekScore blog don’t know from sexy, sexier, or sexiest. That’s not our gig. These seem like a fine bunch of gentlemen, and we wish them the best. But we do know from digital footprints — a concept outlined in brief above and more in depth here — and we decided it a fine idea to see how these apparent hunks measure up in terms of their impacts and presences here in the ether of the Web.

Rank Picture Name Year(s) PeekScore
1

Tom Cruise 1990 10.00 / 10.00
2

Brad Pitt 1995, 2000 10.00 / 10.00
3

Johnny Depp 2003, 2009 9.99 / 10.00
4

George Clooney 1997, 2006 9.91 / 10.00
5

Mel Gibson 1985 9.85 / 10.00
6

Ryan Reynolds 2010 9.74 / 10.00
7

Ben Affleck 2002 9.34 / 10.00
8

Channing Tatum 2012 9.15 / 10.00
9

Matt Damon 2007 9.12 / 10.00
10

Pierce Brosnan 2001 9.11 / 10.00
11

Richard Gere 1993, 1999 9.10 / 10.00
12

Bradley Cooper 2011 9.10 / 10.00
13

Hugh Jackman 2008 9.09 / 10.00
14

Nick Nolte 1992 9.05 / 10.00
15

Sean Connery 1984 9.04 / 10.00
16

Denzel Washington 1996 8.99 / 10.00
17

Harrison Ford 1998 8.97 / 10.00
18

Jude Law 2004 8.80 / 10.00
19

Matthew McConaughey 2005 8.63 / 10.00
20

Mark Harmon 1986 8.23 / 10.00
21

Harry Hamlin 1987 7.94 / 10.00

Which of Maxim’s “Sexiest & Hottest Celebrities” Has the Largest Digital Footprint?

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While there are many men within the vicinity of the PeekScore blog, we’re not a particularly “laddish” bunch. As we’ve detailed previously, right here in these very virtual pages, our firm exteriors merely protect — from some of the world’s more cruel and unsavory elements — tender hearts and extremely enlightened souls. Ranking humans based upon the degrees to which they are or are not “sexy” or “hot” is not really our area of expertise; those sorts of concerns being best left to lad mags, and the like, to debate and determine. We “digital footprints” blogs are far more concerned with inner-beauty (as quantified on our PeekScore scale).

What we can do, though, is let those concerned — in this instance the readers of popular men’s magazine Maxim — decide who’s sexiest, and then we can step in and see how the folks that they’ve deemed appealing measure up here in cyberspace. And here we’ve done just that.

We’ve taken the top 10 women from Maxim‘s recently published Hot 100 to see how they compare in terms not of their hotness, nor sexiness, nor popularity with men, but in terms of their impacts and presences here in cyberspace (their digital footprints, as it were, a brief explanation of which can found in this entry’s header, and a more in-depth explanation of which can be found here).

Rank Picture Name Bio PeekScore
1

Miley Cyrus Former star of Disney’s Hannah Montanna 10.00 / 10.00
2

Selena Gomez Former star of Disney’s Wizards of Waverly Place 10.00 / 10.00
3

Kate Upton Sports Illustrated swimsuit model 9.99 / 10.00
4

Vanessa Hudgens Former star of the High School Musical series 9.98 / 10.00
5

Ashley Tisdale Former star of Disney’s The Suite Life of Zack & Cody 9.86 / 10.00
6

Jennifer Love Hewitt Former star of Party of Five 9.69 / 10.00
7

Rihanna Multi-platinum r&b singer 9.53 / 10.00
8

Mila Kunis Former star of That 70s Show 9.52 / 10.00
9

Jennifer Lawrence Former star of the Bill Engvall Show 9.39 / 10.00
10

Elisha Cuthbert Former co-host of Popular Mechanics for Kids 8.48 / 10.00

The World’s Most Powerful Women and Their Digital Footprints

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Forbes has very recently released their annual list of the women they believe to be the most powerful in the world. You can head over to Forbes here to get more insight into what criteria they used to determine their findings, but – to the degree that such a thing as “power” is quantifiable – we will say that their list seems to be pretty accurate. These are surely some enormously influential women. While we hope to one day live in a world where there’s no novelty whatsoever to the notion of a woman in a position of power, influence, or leadership, we at this time have no problem acknowledging those women who have achieved and/or gained such statuses on the world stage.

Anyway, it’s not our place to rank or compare the various powers of these women, but to instead see how they stack up here in cyberspace. This is a look at the digital footprints of the top 10 women from Forbes‘ list. You will find the “digital footprints” concept explained in brief in the above disclaimer and more in detail if you click through here.

Rank Picture Name Character PeekScore
1

Hillary Clinton US Secretary of State 10.00 / 10.00
2

Michelle Obama US First Lady 9.96 / 10.00
3

Angela Merkel Chancellor of Germany 9.48 / 10.00
4

Dilma Rousseff President of Brazil 9.08 / 10.00
5

Melinda Gates Co-chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 8.54 / 10.00
6

Sheryl Sandberg COO, Facebook 8.20 / 10.00
7

Christine Lagarde Head of International Monetary Fund 8.37 / 10.00
8

Janet Napolitano US Secretary of Homeland Security 8.07 / 10.00
9

Indra Nooyi CEO of PepsiCo 7.66 / 10.00
10

Sonia Gandhi President, Indian National Congress Party 7.07 / 10.00

Which of the Top-Paid CEOs has the Largest PeekScore?

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Sometimes the concepts behind our PeekScore lists require very little explanation. You’ve read the subject line, now SEE THE ENTRY!

What we’ve got here are the ten corporate chief executives most generously compensated last year for their efforts. Their earnings are included below for reference, but that’s not what we’re comparing. Here we’re taking a look at how these bigwigs measure up and compare in the ether of the Web. We’re assessing their “digital footprints,” a brief explanation of which can be found in this entry’s header (and a more in depth one of which can be found here).

Rank Picture Name Company / Earnings PeekScore
1

Larry Ellison Oracle / $96.2mil 8.18 / 10.00
2

Howard Schultz Starbucks / $28.5mil 7.83 / 10.00
3

Bob Iger Walt Disney / $37.1mil 7.38 / 10.00
4

Mark Parker Nike / $35.2mil 7.33 / 10.00
5

John Donahoe eBay / $29.7mil 7.32 / 10.00
6

Ken Chenault American Express / $28mil 7.20 / 10.00
7

Philippe Dauman Viacom / $33.4mil 7.08 / 10.00
8

Richard Bracken HCA / $38.6mil 7.05 / 10.00
9

Louis Camilleri Phillip Morris / $24.7mil 7.04 / 10.00
10

Stephen Chazen Occidental Petroleum / $28/5mil 7.00 / 10.00

Who are the Plus-Size Models with the Largest Digital Footprints?

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Here at the PeekScore blog, we try to not inject our opinions into the hubbub surrounding various sociological and/or political issues. But we will opine that it’s a bit absurd that our culture’s collective body image is so warped that it’s heralded as some kind of a triumph for “real people” when the implausibly beautiful women on the list below are employed to sell clothing. Nevertheless, the expectation — regardless of the fact that it doesn’t necessarily correspond to what people actually find attractive — is that a fashion model will be a size zero. These women below have bucked professional custom and made names for themselves by being slightly larger framed than that. They are the most prominent “plus-size” models working right now.

We don’t measure height or waist or hips, and we don’t measure paydays. But we do measure “digital footprints” (a concept explained in brief above, and more in depth here). We’ve taken these ten women and put them through their PeekScore paces, and have ranked and compared them based on the sizes of their impacts here in cyberspace.

Rank Picture Name Bio PeekScore
1

Ashley Graham Lane Bryant TV commercial star who has also worked for Levi’s 7.72 / 10.00
2

Lizzie Miller Caused a bit of a stir by posing nude for Glamour 7.56 / 10.00
3

Robyn Lawley Has modeled for Ralph Lauren, and been featured in Italian Vogue and Marie Claire 7.39 / 10.00
4

Fluvia Lacerda Brazilian model who’s been featured in Italian Vogue 7.11 / 10.00
5

Tara Lynn Featured model for H&M 7.10 / 10.00
6

Nadia Aboulhosn Winner of American Apparel’s XL Model Search in 2011 7.08 / 10.00
7

Candice Huffine Featured in Italian and German Vogue, V Magazine, and W 7.06 / 10.00
8

Kaela Humphries Sister of NBA star Kris Humphries, and signed with Ford 7.05 / 10.00
9

Marquita Pring Has been featured in a Levi’s campaign 7.04 / 10.00
10

Anansa Sims Has been featured in campaigns for Kohl’s, Kmart and Forever 21 7.01 / 10.00

The PeekScores of the Cast of Arrested Development

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Netflix has recently garnered a fair bit of attention by reviving, exclusively for their streaming services, the cult sitcom Arrested Development. Created by Mitchell Hurwitz, and originally airing on Fox between 2003 and 2006, the critically lauded and award winning series just never caught on with mainstream audiences and wound up canceled after three seasons. In the intervening years since its lamented removal from TV screens, however, via DVD and streaming video the program’s cult following has only grown in both size and dedication. Additionally, many of the show’s cast members have gone on to greater successes in film and television.

In honor of the much-hyped return of this show, we’re putting its cast members to the PeekScore test; measuring and comparing their various impacts and presences here on the Web. The biggest surprise for us was the cast-member topping the list. While married to one of our top PeekScore champs, we didn’t realize that she herself was such a formidable presence on the web.

Rank Picture Name Character PeekScore
1

Portia de Rossi Lindsay Bluth Fünke 9.34 / 10.00
2

Jason Bateman Michael Bluth 8.24 / 10.00
3

Ron Howard Narrator 8.22 / 10.00
4

Michael Cera George-Michael Bluth 8.16 / 10.00
5

Will Arnett Gob Bluth 8.09 / 10.00
6

David Cross Tobias Fünke 8.08 / 10.00
7

Jeffrey Tambor George Bluth, Sr. 7.80 / 10.00
8

Alia Shawkat Maeby Fünke 7.58 / 10.00
9

Jessica Walter Lucille Bluth 7.45 / 10.00
10

Tony Hale Buster Bluth 7.44 / 10.00

The PeekScores of the Top-Paid Athletes

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The inspiration for this list could not be simpler. Below are the ten athletes who were highest paid during this past year. In keeping with the kinds of things we get up to here at the PeekScore blog, we’ve decided to see to what degree the respective compensations of these individuals corresponds (or doesn’t) to their various visibilities, activities, impacts, and presences here in cyberspace (in other words, we’re assessing their digital footprints; a brief explanation of which can be found above, and a more in depth one can be found by clicking through here).

Rank Picture Name Last Year’s Earnings PeekScore
1

LeBron James $56.5mil 9.91 / 10.00
2

Kobe Bryant $46.8mil 9.90 / 10.00
3

Tiger Woods $40.8mil 9.79 / 10.00
4

Peyton Manning $31mil 9.08 / 10.00
5

Derrick Rose $33.4mil 8.87 / 10.00
6

Floyd Mayweather Jr. $90mil 8.74 / 10.00
7

Alex Rodriguez $29.9mil 8.71 / 10.00
8

Drew Brees $47.8mil 8.44 / 10.00
9

Phil Mickelson $39.5mil 8.15 / 10.00
10

Zack Greinke $29mil 7.82 / 10.00