According to Google Analytics, approximately 1/10 of twitter followers will click a link that you tweet.
I have run a test on several on my blog pages that I tweet about, and noticed that. Not convinced by that since I don't have that much of followers, I started to analyze my pages with other twitter users.
I noticed the same rounded factor emerge from people retweeting my pages. Here are some of the statistics to totally unique pages
Twitter1: 6800 Followers -> 670 visits
Twitter2: 580 Followers -> 50 visits
Twitter3: 10,200 Followers -> 1011 visits
Twitter4: 220 Followers ->19 visits
Twitter5: 900 Followers -> 88 visits
So If you repeat your tweets, the other 9/10 of followers can get to see it and click it. Of course it depends on the way you tweet too.
Again that doesn't mean this is absolutely true, maybe you guys will come up with different results.
I have run a test on several on my blog pages that I tweet about, and noticed that. Not convinced by that since I don't have that much of followers, I started to analyze my pages with other twitter users.
I noticed the same rounded factor emerge from people retweeting my pages. Here are some of the statistics to totally unique pages
Twitter1: 6800 Followers -> 670 visits
Twitter2: 580 Followers -> 50 visits
Twitter3: 10,200 Followers -> 1011 visits
Twitter4: 220 Followers ->19 visits
Twitter5: 900 Followers -> 88 visits
So If you repeat your tweets, the other 9/10 of followers can get to see it and click it. Of course it depends on the way you tweet too.
Again that doesn't mean this is absolutely true, maybe you guys will come up with different results.
"Of course it depends on the way you twit too." i agree with this :)
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ReplyDeleteTotally correct,
its the way you twit,
don't just copy and paste titles
try to summerize it .. try to shorten the title and condense its content .. in less than 50 characters..
@alya
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by
I think you're into something Hussein. Tought, I must add that I think Guy Kawasaki (which huge in Twitter) gets more than 1/10.
ReplyDeleteGreat that you did this!
Btw, did you know that Asthon Kutcher tweeted out a link to an online store selling cool t-shirts (according to Mr. Kutcher at least). After a couple of minutes the whole online store crashed, because the server was overloaded. That says something about Twitter's power..
@Anders
ReplyDeleteTHanks for your comment
and as you said, this factor increase slightly or decrease with respect to other factors like famous of the twiitter guy.. the time of twitting..
etc..
but over all this what i found :d
i loved that story, twitter is really powerful..
thanks to you again to introduce me to this powerful tool
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