Twitter analytics are now available to all users.
In June, Twitter began experimenting with opening its analytics dashboard to users outside of its advertisers.
Then, last month, Twitter rolled out an updated analytic dashboard to marketers, verified users and Twitter Card publishers.
The dashboard lets users see how many impressions each tweet has received (how many times users saw the tweet on Twitter), the number of favorites their tweet has received, how many times others have clicked on their profiles, and the number of retweets and replies on a certain tweet. It also shows how many times users engaged with a tweet and what that engagement was.
Now, all users can get access to these types of statistics by visiting analytics.twitter.com.
Originally published on Mashable
Link to the full article
In June, Twitter began experimenting with opening its analytics dashboard to users outside of its advertisers.
Then, last month, Twitter rolled out an updated analytic dashboard to marketers, verified users and Twitter Card publishers.
The dashboard lets users see how many impressions each tweet has received (how many times users saw the tweet on Twitter), the number of favorites their tweet has received, how many times others have clicked on their profiles, and the number of retweets and replies on a certain tweet. It also shows how many times users engaged with a tweet and what that engagement was.
Now, all users can get access to these types of statistics by visiting analytics.twitter.com.
Originally published on Mashable
Link to the full article
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