drsynthetic
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The Key metrics on twitter are:
-Followers (unique number of twitter users who followed your profile;
-Active followers (the number of your followers who are still active);
-Replies - The number of tweets sent that begin with your account name;
-Mentions - The number of tweets that include your account name (@replies and @mentions example: so nice that @webmastersun is so friendly community! )
-Brand mentions - the number of tweets that contain your brand name/profile name but don't use @ symbol;
-Domain/URL mentions - the number of tweets that include a link that contains the brand/domain name;
-Direct retweets - The number of retweets you've originated that have appeared on Twitter;
-Rts and VIAs - the number of tweets that contained a retweet (RT) or via of tweet you have originated;
-Best performing content - The content you shared on Twitter that earned the most clicks, retweets, shares, and vias. You need 3rd parties tools for displaying this data;
-Direct traffic and non- twitter.com drivers - the sources that have sent traffic to your site via twitter's ecosystem, including desktop clients or other third-party software sources.
-Followers (unique number of twitter users who followed your profile;
-Active followers (the number of your followers who are still active);
-Replies - The number of tweets sent that begin with your account name;
-Mentions - The number of tweets that include your account name (@replies and @mentions example: so nice that @webmastersun is so friendly community! )
-Brand mentions - the number of tweets that contain your brand name/profile name but don't use @ symbol;
-Domain/URL mentions - the number of tweets that include a link that contains the brand/domain name;
-Direct retweets - The number of retweets you've originated that have appeared on Twitter;
-Rts and VIAs - the number of tweets that contained a retweet (RT) or via of tweet you have originated;
-Best performing content - The content you shared on Twitter that earned the most clicks, retweets, shares, and vias. You need 3rd parties tools for displaying this data;
-Direct traffic and non- twitter.com drivers - the sources that have sent traffic to your site via twitter's ecosystem, including desktop clients or other third-party software sources.
