Here is a screenshot of my Twitter audience for the last 30 days:Īs you can see, it’s growing steadily each month, with over 600 new followers every 30 days. It allows you to see how many new people have followed you and what kind of people you have following you. The next button at the top of your Twitter Analytics page is ‘Audience’. See also: How to find get clients FAST with digital marketing Your Twitter Audience Analytics And I’m not surprised, since that’s exactly the type of people I love working with. I can then focus future tweets to talk about similar kind of content.įor example, it seems like a lot of people in my audience like the idea of working remotely. Looking at my top tweets each months allows me to see what my target audience are most interested in and what content gets seen or clicked on the most. Engagement means how many times someone clicked on your tweet. Impressions means how many times your tweet was seen (this could also mean the same person saw it multiple times). Next you’ll be able to select ‘Top Tweets’ to see your most popular tweets based on impressions and engagements for the time period you selected. In the example above I’ve selected ‘January 2018’. You can click on the ‘choose date’ button, on the right of the page, to choose the time period you want to see your most popular Tweets from. If you click on “Tweets” at the top of the page, you’ll be able to see how many Tweets you sent out each month day and how many views, engagements and clicks you got. Here is a screenshot of some of my Tweet highlights for last month: Your Monthly Top Tweets This is good to see some of your high-level engagement across the Twitter platform. Next to your summary, Twitter will also give you data on your Top Tweet, Top Mention, Top Follower and Top Media Tweet for that month. But if you track this data month-on-month, over a longer period of time, then you will be seeing much clearer trends of how you’re performing. Top tip: On its own, this data is great, helping you be able to see a quick snapshot of how you’re performing.
Here is a screenshot of my summary for last month: The summary will give you a snapshot view each month of the amount of Tweets you’ve sent out, your Tweet impressions, profile visits, mentions, and new followers. The first thing I normally check when I log into my Twitter Analytics is the summary.
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