Tweet Binder’s Twitter hashtag reports show the number of likes and retweets generated by users.
💡 This allows you to quickly analyze the engagement numbers of a campaign.
And tracking a hashtag within Tweet Binder is easy. You just type the term you need to track into the search box and then analyze it either in real time or historically.
💡This means that you can track tweets from the past and in streaming.
❓Will there be any internal changes that impact me as a customer?
No, there won’t be any changes that will impact you as a customer. The Audiense and Tweet Binder teams will work as one from now on.
Tweet Binder and Audiense will continue to operate as independent products.
Learn more about how we're doubling down on Twitter analytics in 2023 and beyond! 🚀
First things first: What is a social media workflow?
Put simply, a social media workflow is a process that you can follow to create and publish content on social media.
The process includes:
1⃣ Creating content
2⃣ Scheduling it
3⃣ Publishing it
Ideally, a social media workflow should cover everything from administrative tasks to content creation & distribution processes.
If that sounds daunting 😫, don’t worry — your workflow doesn’t have to cover everything from the get-go.
#F1’s 2021 season viewership was up 41% on the last “normal” year in 2019.
It was up a significant 56% over 2020!
Why such a 🚀 in 👀?
One huge reason…the @netflix docuseries #DriveToSurvive.
Here’s how @F1 blew up ratings (& ticket sales) by segmenting their audiences.
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F1 viewership in the US has shot through the roof and across different age groups.
Before #DriveToSurvive, @F1 viewership was around 547,000 for the 2018 season.
After the show’s launch on March 8, 2019, viewership went up to 672,000 for the 2019 season.
An 18% increase.
The 2021 season saw yet another 54% increase as the average viewership rose to 934,000.
This acceleration in audience numbers directly correlated with the conversation online.