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Track Your Twitter Activity & Popularity w/ Raven Tools

Track Your Twitter Activity & Popularity w/ Raven Tools

Keeping up with your social media activity may be exhausting.

You have to be everywhere at the same time asking and answering questions, expressing your opinion, commenting, etc.

Raven tools feature called “Personas” offers a handy way to monitor your Twitter activity and profile popularity:

1. Start by adding a new persona:

  • Go “Social” > “Persona Manger” and click “Add a new persona
  • Provide your persona details: your full name, your usual user name and password, your website, address and avatar:

Add a new persona

  • What you should see then is the summarized view of your persona:

Persona

2. Add your Twitter account: See that little link above your avatar that says “Add website”, click it and add your Twitter profile:

(Note: if your login details on Twitter are different from those you provided when adding the persona, you’ll be able to use a custom login information, so don’t worry).

  • Choose “Twitter” from the drop down list behind the “Add Website” link;
  • Select the login type (either default or custom) and click Add.

The tool will login to your Twitter account and analyze your Twitter activity to show:

  • Your friends and followers;
  • Your recent mentions;
  • Your recent retweets,
  • Your recent posts.

The stats will be visualized in the form of a graph and a table (where you can compare your daily activity).

Your Twitter posting activity:

Twitter posting activity

How many replied you receive:

Twitter Replies

How many Retweets you get:

Twitter retweets stats

How the number of your friends is growing:

Twitter friends stats

You will also be able to see daily change (isn’t it encouraging to tweet more?) visualized in a table:

Twitter stats

Now you can easily monitor your Twitter activity by day and see analyze the effect.

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Ann Smarty Brand amd Community Manager at Internet Marketing Ninjas

Ann Smarty is the blogger and community manager at Internet Marketing Ninjas. Ann’s expertise in blogging and tools serve as ...