Hi Tamera
Happy to help off board, as BIS uses a few tools.
Marilyn
Marilyn Booth | BIS Senior Digital Engagement Advisor
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Hi
There are lots of tools that can help with that.
Klout and Peer Index are good tools to measure your social media
influence. So this is not just based on your number of followers, but
how influential these followers themselves are etc. These tools are free
and you just log in with the Twitter account.
On the other hand www.twitcleaner.com is useful to analyse your
followers further - you can see followers that are classified spam/don't
ever RT or interact etc.
Hope that helps!
Letitia
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Subject: [PSCI-COM] Analysing your Twitter followers
Hi All
Does anyone know of any good either free or paid-for Twitter analytics
software?
The Natural Environment Research Council's Planet Earth Online now has
well over 3,000 Twitter followers. While I know you can create lists
within Twitter, it doesn't look like you can search within your
followers, analyse your followers, or much else in Twitter itself.
I'm specifically looking for some sort of software that will find which
of our followers have the most followers themselves, so we know what our
reach is when they re-tweet.
Is there any software like that out there?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Tamera
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