This will be a quick run through on Twitter Analytics and why you should be using them. If you didn't know. Twitter does have it's own Analytics, and they are free to use.

Access it by clicking your Profile Image and dropping the menu down:

They are based on a 28 day period. Use this to track your total impressions, tweets, profile visits, followers, and more:

You want to keep your statistics growing. If you have a bad month and dip low a bit, don't get worried. Just come on stronger the following month.

Twitter Analylics come into play if you are using Twitter Ad's. But that's a whole another guide!

Just be sure to track your tweets and see how well you are performing. Make adjustments as need be.


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krazykat Premium
Nice! Thanks!
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JohnCWS Premium
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Thanks Krazy! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Steve Premium
gotta agree with ginax, lots of good info there, john!
keep em coming...
all the best
steve
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JohnCWS Premium
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Thanks Steve. I hope you can add some of these methods into your own Twitter campaigns. Let me know how it goes for you. If you need any help, just let me know!
Cheers!
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ginax Premium
Great post John. I learned a lot.
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JohnCWS Premium
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Hey Gina. Thanks so much for the comment and I really hope you enjoyed the read. Not only that, but also I hope you add some of these tips into your Twitter methods and future campaigns! If ya need any help, just shoot me a message!
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ginax Premium
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Sure I will! I am new to Twitter but I'm already thrilled by the possibilities it can open up. Will analyze your lessons and methods :)
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JohnCWS Premium
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Be sure to go through Robert's Part I and Part II of the Twitter basics... Then go through mine for the advanced stuff =) Take your time and don't get too overwhelmed -- Twitter can give you a headache just as fast as the other Social Media Platforms.
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ginax Premium
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Yeah, social media and its possibilties can be overwhelming indeed. Bookmarked both trainings, thanks John :)
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Don't be hesitant to ask Robert or myself any questions on either training module. Twitter is easily set-up, but takes awhile to master.
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ginax Premium
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So true :)
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colin3000 Premium
This is some great info. I haven't read all the way through yet, but I can tell it will be helpful. Twitter is a terrific resource. Thanks for writing this up.
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JohnCWS Premium
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No problem Colin. Take your time and go through Roberts Basic training first. Then come back to mine and go through it. Twitter is a great asset when used the proper way. Be sure to hit that like button if you found it useful! Thanks as always!
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colin3000 Premium
@JohnCWS
Done--thanks for pointing that out!
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MelindaH Premium
Wow John! This is a long one. Too late (or early, however you look at it). I'll have to come back and read it.
I have Twitter, but I've only been on it a couple of times recently. I used to use TweetDeck. It was soo much easier to use for Twitter.
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JohnCWS Premium
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Yea, it's a pretty long guide I must admit. But it's only the tip of the iceberg as far as information goes. So much more info out there. Hope ya enjoy the read when ya get the chance. Be sure to go through Robert's first and get the basics done, then come back to mine to finish.
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MelindaH Premium
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Will do...and will do. :P
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