Grown Up Thinking

Twitter can be a valuable tool for businesses, but it’s important to know how you can get the most out of it. Whether it’s learning about what tweets are most popular or who is actually retweeting your tweets, allowing businesses to track and aggregate data pertaining to their specific hashtag or username can help them better understand ROI and help make improvements as needed.

Posting tweets with a hashtag or asking users to use a hashtag can be difficult to track, which is why we have compiled the following list of Twitter tools used to track hashtags. Enjoy!:

TwapperKeeper.com: Are you interested in archiving tweets as they are posted? What about saving your own personal tweets? Twapper Keeper is a wonderful service that allows you to search and save data by date.

Monitter.com: Monitter tracks keywords and hashtags in real-time. Type in the words you want pulled and it will automatically update the graph with the most recent tweets.

Hashtags.org: This website tracks specific hashtags and also includes a graph to outline how often the hashtag is used.

Plodt.com: This website is a user-generated trend tracker based on tagging and ranking your tweets. It requires you to follow the Plodt Twitter account to participate, but even without participating, its timelines, tags, and statistics are still useful and interesting.

RowFeeder.com: RowFeeder tracks and aggregates data on Facebook and Twitter. You can track any word, hashtag or even a username. A number of different report types are available and can be downloaded via Excel.

Tags: Twitter

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