I’d Like To See Some Twitter Analytics

Allen - April 2nd, 2008

TwitterAs Twitter grows, it’s time for an analytics service to come online. I am not talking about a service that tells me how many people follow me or how many tweets I posted (that’s a given). I am talking about real analytics, real measurement, and the ability to see if my time investment is providing a return. I am guessing that Twitter is doing tracking on the backend, but for real social media growth and the ability to connect companies with consumers, we will need a reporting engine.

Perhaps one of the companies who demo’ed last night, Trendrr can help.

Here are just some of the things I’m looking for:

  • Number of tweets (by time period)
  • Number of followers over time showing a trend line
  • Info on my followers in aggregate (sex, income, employment type, location, country, etc.)
  • @ reply rate with a trend graph
  • Profile views – and if by a user, who
  • Link clicks – and by which category
  • Tie into whatever stats package I am using to see where the clickers of said links go next – how well do they convert?
  • How many CN references have been made outside of @ replies (how much chatter is there about a topic I may have covered)

What stats are you looking for with Twitter?

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3 COMMENTS
  1. Gregman2 says:

    It would be interesting to see a competitive analysis including BlueTweet, Omniture, Trendrr, etc. Has anyone here seem one yet?

  2. Ben Peck says:

    I’d like to see vistor stats on my twitter and how people are finding me on twitter.

  3. Allen: I can already assure you that your time investment is not earning a return nor is it ever likely to.

    I would, however, be interested in a tool that automatically rates the usefulness of Twitter posts, from “Completely Useless” all the way to “Somebody Please Shoot This Person.”

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