The users we have mentioned. Measure influence on Twitter

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Twitteronomy Twitonomy An analytical application for Twitter that you can use completely free. Among other things you can do the following: Visual analysis of your tweets (RT, replies, mentions, hashtags, etc.). Find people to follow. You can make a backup copy of your tweets or export them to Excel. Monitor all your activity. Download the list of your followers in Excel format. Track the clicks your posts get on Twitter.  – SocialBro socialbro It is undoubtedly one of the most complete tools to use on Twitter and that we can use for free but with some limitations.


MetricSpot metricspot Very special free tool for Twitter and it is so for Special Database various reasons that I will explain below: It is a tool “Made in Spain”. I have never seen such a complete hybrid, since at a glance you get the impression that it is a Woorank type SEO tool, but when you look at it more closely you see that you can perform a very complete analysis of any Twitter account, especially useful for me. It has seemed to analyze our competition and identify the most active users to try to attract them as followers. You will be able to analyze aspects of your competition such as: The most used hashtags. What were your most popular tweets.Analyze your daily and weekly activity.





Proportion of Tweets, RTs and responses published. Tools you use to publish your tweets.  – Topsy topsy With Topsy you can find the most popular tweets on any topic, as well as the best influencers. You can filter the search by; all content, links, tweets, photos, videos and influencers.  – Twitter Counter twitter counter Very simple and easy-to-use application with which you can analyze the evolution and growth of your community of followers on Twitter. You will also be able to compare your growth with another competitor, as well as obtain a prediction of the number of followers you will have within days.  – Keyhole Keyhole With this online application you can follow a keyword, a hashtag or a URL, whether on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.