標題: TweetHunter The next tool is TweetHunter [打印本頁] 作者: saifulislam10@g 時間: 2024-2-22 16:49 標題: TweetHunter The next tool is TweetHunter It became the most voted on Product Hunt during its launch, and it will save you a lot of time writing Twitter or X posts . It has a -day free trial , and a money-back policy of up to days. tweethunter The magic of TweetHunter is that it offers you viral tweet ideas based on Artificial Intelligence , analyzing posts from other influencers that have gone viral. And yes, the AI also writes them so you don't have to do anything. Basically, it's like putting Twitter/X on autopilot so that this platform does everything for you.
They promise that you can write more than tweets in less than hour . With these figures, it is Special Database normal for some to go viral and make our account grow. Analytics tools on Twitter/X Now that we have talked about post management and scheduling, it is time to measure the performance of our Twitter or X accounts . To prepare the following list we will rely on those tools that allow us to obtain statistics about our profile, with the aim of improving our reach and interaction rates. XAnalytics Our first recommended analytics tool is, without going any further, X Analytics (previously Twitter Analytics). For us, it is the best option due to its official and free nature.
You will have the most important statistics of your profile , without having to use external or paid tools. Twitter X Analytics to measure performance Some of the metrics that you can analyze from this tool are the following: Evolution in the number of followers Summary of the number of impressions of your posts The average number of interactions you have received on your account (responses, clicks, reposts or likes per day) What are the posts that have had the most impressions and interactions over a period of time? As you can see, it is a very interesting platform to analyze the performance of your account over time, with the advantage of having data officially collected by Twitter/X .
