We collect tools to measure statistics on Twitter. Do you know how to measure your campaigns? Do you usually observe and analyze what your competition does?
Spend a fortune on tools that later you don't know how to use? Today I have proposed to collect you 11 tools that can be very useful in your day-to-day when monitoring, I recommend that you try them and that you stay with the one that provides you with the data you need and the information that you are going to use.
1. Socialbro
It is one of the most powerful tools. It has the most complete statistics so that you can analyze your Twitter campaign or your competition step by step.
It gives you data from any Twitter list, your own lists (private or not) or any public list, comparing its members with your contacts.
In addition, now it has just incorporated new functionalities. You can get statistics on specific segments of your community on Twitter and also on niche markets that you want to know more about. It is perfect to refine your target, find out details about your competition, discover the latest trends, etc. You just have to use the different SocialBro filters and generate reports based on those results.
2.Twtrland
It is the perfect tool to identify the influence factors of certain profiles. It categorizes you among more than 60,000 categories where you can view the number of followers, the most popular followers, user location, frequency of RTs, published tweets, photos, shared links, etc.
To sign up is as easy as registering and you are directly on the dashboard. In it you will see a graph with the type of tweets that are sent, the average number of daily tweets, and those that are marked as favorites.
It is a simple to use and useful tool to be able to know the profile of the users at a glance.
3.TweetStats
It is one of the easiest to use. You just have to put your username on Twitter to be able to access and although it takes a while, it loads you graphically data about the time zone, average tweets per hour, average daily tweets, tweets per month, retweets, people with the what else do you talk about, etc.
With it, you can basically see your behavior patterns .
4. Twitonomy
It is perfect to know the repercussion, the diffusion and the visual content that a tweet has , since it allows us to analyze Twitter accounts, thanks to the fact that it has a control panel where we can see the mentions, retweets, followers, lists ...
It creates a profile for us where we can see the data of our tweets and followers as a percentage, and directly download it in an excel or XML.
5.Foller.me
If you want to analyze the last 100 tweets of a certain account , the most used hashtags, or the most trending topics among your competitors, this is one of the tools that at a glance gives you the most disaggregated data without having to complicate much.
It is perfect for making simple reports without too much data, especially for events or presentations in which everything has been monitored through a hashtag.
6.TweetReach
This platform is very easy to use. You just have to write the word you want to analyze or the Twitter user and in a moment, the application creates a report with the number of exposures . In its free version, it shows you the last 50 tweets of your timeline and the scope of each of them.
Also, if you go a little deeper, you can see the unique visits, the people a certain tweet reaches, etc.
7.Twitter Counter
Although your access to the free part is very basic, with Twitter Counter you can see graphs of your followers and their evolution as a prediction on your Twitter account within 30 days.
To start using it, it is only necessary that you specify your username and give the permissions to access it, and in a matter of seconds Twitter Counter will show you a report with the figures and data you need to know.
One of the options that I like the most in its free version is that it allows you to search for other profiles to make comparisons.
8.Topsy
If you've ever gone crazy looking for some way to find a specific tweet, Topsy can help you with it. It has a very powerful search engine that allows you to filter by specific publication time (day, week, month), and even adjust the date range using a calendar. It also allows you to filter by specific content of each of the tweets, see the links, photos, videos, etc., and provides you with detailed graphs of this data.
9.Tweepi
Perfect for optimizing your Twitter account , Tweepi is a follower manager , which is great to see the tracking of who follows you and who does not, through its free version. To access you just have to put your Twitter account and create a user. Once logged in, you just have to access your main panel and start messing with all the options that you can carry out.
Use different menus through which you can access:
- Flush , where it tells you the number of people you follow and do not follow. When you access the panel, you can see what they are and stop following them if you wish.
- Reciprocate , it tells you those followers that you do not follow and you can follow them directly if you wish.
- Cleanup , shows you the number of followers and gives you the possibility to unfollow the ones you want.
- Follow Followers , where you can discover and follow followers of people that you consider interesting in a certain topic.
- Follow Friends , provides us with the list of people that the user that interests us follows.
- Follow lists , where you can discover the lists of your interest and start following users of those lists in a simple way.
10. FollowerWonk
It is a tool that works based on the words we are looking for, classifying the data by influence and number of followers. It also allows us to see if we are followed or followed by the users of the list of results that we have searched for.
It is perfect to search for specific profiles with specific hashtags based on their location, influence, gender, language, most active hours, number of tweets, etc., and to compare relationships with other users, brands or products.
The report that it incorporates can be downloaded directly in CSV or Excel.
11. Mention Mapp
This is a great tool to see the connections between users . It generates an interactive map that is perfect for us to monitor the follow-up of users, topics, mentions, hashtags, etc., and generate a complete report.
We can modify this map by moving each of the objects and giving them the importance we want in reference to the number of mentions, hashtags, etc. At a simple glance and in a very visual way, we can see with which users we interact the most, the mentions they make to us and see the most important tweets that have had the most impact.
Without a doubt, this is a compilation of tools that can help you in your day-to-day life, but remember that you always have to put your point of view and make sense of it, because just a tool does not contribute anything . What other tools do you know?
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