How to Track Your Twitter (X) Growth To effectively

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How to Track Your Twitter (X) Growth
To effectively grow your presence on Twitter, it’s important to regularly review and analyze your account. This helps you understand how your profile is perceived by others and what changes might improve its impact and reach.

Spend some time on your profile account
Before delving into the metrics and analytics, it’s a good idea to visit your profile. Having the perspective of the visitor will let you see the overall vibe of your profile. Be critical. Use your knowledge of other people’s profiles to assess what’s wrong or what’s right with your brand.

Assess if you’re the kind of profile you would want to follow if you’re a visitor. What posts have caught your attention? Does the tone of voice suit the profile picture or the owner’s credentials?

These are some of the things you can focus on or improve as you casually browse your profile:

Logo or cover photo
Twitter name
Slogan / Bio
Pinned tweet
URL
Twitter Posts
Hashtags
Comments
Replies to comments
Likes
Top Followers
Deep dive into your content
Now that you’ve seen the profile’s first impression, it’s now time to do a complete audit of the content.

What are the topics you usually discuss? What is the format of your content? Do you usually benin telegram long threads or short tweets? Where do your links and landing pages go? Do you mention or get mentioned by other users? Do you provide value in your posts and is it research-backed?

Take note of the following:

Engagement spikes
Famous tweets
Hashtags that skyrocket your tweets
Tweet formats
Consider your engagement too
Your content is not the only thing that’s keeping you from blowing out on Twitter. Maybe it’s how you interact with your followers too or with other people. Remember that Twitter is a social media platform too just like Instagram and TikTok, so the more you interact with other accounts, it could grant your platform an audience like never before.

See all of your posts and see which ones have been commented on. Which of these comments did you reply to? Which ones you’d like to see more on your profile? How many brands have mentioned you or you mentioned in the past?

How about your DM’s? 64% of Twitter (X) users expect a response within an hour. Audit your responses on your DMs and see if they meet people’s response expectations.