Hootsuite + SproutSocial are the two I've used -- been a while, so no idea where the products are at these days. Twitter didn't have much for analytics in the early days.
Buffer for queuing posts --- I'm definitely dating myself here 😂
But now a days, I just write my own scripts for analytics and pull details from the API. I can be more targeted on what I'm actually wanting to see, and automate my own process.
Hootsuite + SproutSocial are the two I've used -- been a while, so no idea where the products are at these days. Twitter didn't have much for analytics in the early days.
Buffer for queuing posts --- I'm definitely dating myself here 😂
But now a days, I just write my own scripts for analytics and pull details from the API. I can be more targeted on what I'm actually wanting to see, and automate my own process.
Came across this on another IH post a earlier today:
https://tweethunter.io/besttimetotweet
That's awesome that Tweethunter provides that info for free!
Okay, I'll look into Hootsuite and SproutSocial. Thank you for the advice!
@ako also mentioned https://blackmagic.so/ in another IH post.
I'm a big fan of Syften for monitoring keywords. The founder is another solo founder and super responsive to feature requests.
You can monitor keywords on twitter, reddit, stack overflow and more...I like getting alerts sent to me via Slack so I can respond right away.
Thank you! This is a huge part of what I was looking for. I was even considering trying to build it myself 😱
I created https://Birdesk.app as a Twitter marketing tool - for $3.60 it's probably the cheapest solution out there.
Offers analytics, inspiration, automation of tweets, threads, retweets, quotes, replies and DMs.
Thanks for sharing this! I definitely appreciate the aggressive pricing. Going to start the trial this week :)
That's great. Let me know if you need anything. I'm quick to respond on Twitter.
I use good 'ol tweetdeck.
But it probably won't fit your use case.
I like FeedHive and BlackMagic
Can you share a list of that Twitter tools you used before?
None, only Twitter's built-in analytics (https://analytics.twitter.com/)