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📊 Two Reports I Look At Weekly:
1. My own Twitter analytics
2. Others most popular Tweets
Potential uses:
+ Ideas for headlines and subject lines
+ ideas for topics people care about
+ Figure our how to frame a problem
+ Inspiration for blog posts and emails
+ Ad copy
1. My own Twitter analytics
2. Others most popular Tweets
Potential uses:
+ Ideas for headlines and subject lines
+ ideas for topics people care about
+ Figure our how to frame a problem
+ Inspiration for blog posts and emails
+ Ad copy
Report #1: Twitter Analytics
I do a quick scan for tweets with high engagement %. Typically >8.
Then turn into an email, blog post. Subject line, ad or whatever.
URL: analytics.twitter.com
I do a quick scan for tweets with high engagement %. Typically >8.
Then turn into an email, blog post. Subject line, ad or whatever.
URL: analytics.twitter.com
Report #2: Other people’s tweets
I use Twittonomy. Useful and not well known. Scans any profile for most likes and retweeted.
GREAT for ad copy and to have a general idea of what other audiences dig.
URL: twitonomy.com/profile.php?sn…
I use Twittonomy. Useful and not well known. Scans any profile for most likes and retweeted.
GREAT for ad copy and to have a general idea of what other audiences dig.
URL: twitonomy.com/profile.php?sn…
