9 Free Twitter Analysis Tools
Analysing your stamp on Twitter is something that can be vital to companies and businesses looking to optimise their social media impact. Whether you’re looking to see how popular your brand is on Twitter or if you’re looking to see which tweets get the most interaction, you’ll need a Twitter analysis tool for that.
Therefore, we have compiled a list of 10 FREE Twitter Analysis tools to help you advance your social media interaction on the ever-growing social network and improve your use of the site to promote your company/business/website or whatever it is you may wish to promote
Twitter Analytics
Twitter analytics is Twitter’s own personal analytics tool to help you understand all the different statistics for your Twitter page and interaction. Twitter Analytics offers you the ability to measure engagement and learn how to make your Tweets more successful, explore the interests, locations, and demographics of your followers and track how your Twitter Cards drive clicks, app installs, and Retweets.
Buffer
If you are looking to organise your tweets to have them sent at a more optimised period of time then Buffer is the perfect choice for you. Buffer is a well known option when it comes to businesses ensuring their Tweets are sent out at the perfect times to gain the best possible interaction. Buffer helps you determine what your audience loves out of the content you share and optimise the time of your publishing to maximise interaction with your followers.
TweetStats
TweetStats has a name that gives away what it does really. TweetStats is a really simple and minimal website that allows you to view some really useful and interesting Twitter Information. It offers you the basics such as which days you Tweet most, your monthly tweet levels and what time of the day etc. It also lets you see who retweets you more, who you reply to most, which device you use most and more!
Hootsuite
Hootsuite is a freemium offering on this list which means you can use the free tool if you have less than 5 social media profiles you want to manage. Hootsuite specialises in allowing a team of workers to all manage their social media accounts from one dashboard.
Hootsuite has some very powerful social media management features such as the ability o schedule tweets, analysis tools for your audiences, tracking hashtags, mentions, twitter lists and much more. It’s a great social network management tool.
Topsy
Topsy is the tool to use when you want to know what’s trending on Twitter and want to know what the best topic to tweet about is. Topsy is a must for users that believe that user market research is important.
Topsy allows you to analyse most things on twitter such as mentions, tags, hashtags for up to 3 accounts at the same time.
TwtrlLand
TwtrLand advertises itself as the place to find top influencers in your niche and our audience demographics. It does a good job of this by showing you such information in easy-to-view and user friendly graphs and images with lots of clean space.
TwtrLand displays your best performing Tweets along with your tweets that received the most interaction so you can have a look back at which content users found the most interesting.
Twenty Feet
Twenty Feet is another Twitter analysis tool that offers you some really helpful statistics and information to track your data on Twitter. It offers the basics such being able to see your Twitter followers, mentions, retweets and favourite stats in numbers.
However, Twenty Feet also offers up a mobile app that will send you a daily digest of your interaction over the past 24 hours which you can then tap on to analyse which tweets resulted in this huge peak of interaction.
MentionMapp
MentionMapp is a service that allows you to see, in a highly graphical way, what your biggest interactions on Twitter. It simply puts up a map of social interactions, hashtags and more based on the people you interact with most on twitter.
MentionMapp could be helpful when it comes to looking at what your rivals/associates tweet and hashtag to see how they gain the most interaction on their website. Equally, you could see what others use to result in such a popular following.
TweetReach
TweetReach is fairly self explanatory, it tells you how far your Tweets will reach based on search terms you use. For example, you can search for a hashtag, url, username or phrase and it will analyse all tweets to match our search and then show me how far they reached in the world.
TweetReach’s final report once you’ve done all the previous steps will not only show which parts of the world it reached but you’ll also get an in-depth report of the metrics for your search term which is a great tool to analyse what works and what doesn’t work on Twitter.
