We all know Twitter is a great place to find helpful information and interesting new ideas. Millions of people share all kinds of things every day. But that’s also one of the biggest problems with Twitter – it’s huge, which makes it nearly impossible to sift through all those tweets to find just the onesMore
A recap of SXSWi 2011 in tweets
The TweetReach team attended the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas this week. SXSWi is a great big gathering of all kinds of interactive professionals – from social media folks to software developers and startup founders, to designers, researchers and basically anyone interested in the digital space. This year’s SXSWi conference attracted 19,364More
TweetReach support hours from March 10-15
Most of the TweetReach team will be attending the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas over the next few days. So please allow us a little extra time to return your calls and emails on the following dates: Thursday, March 10 – Tuesday, March 15 On these days, our support staff will returnMore
Launching at SXSW? Track your tweets with TweetReach Pro, now 50% off for startups!
Is your startup launching a new product at South by Southwest Interactive this year? We want to help you keep track of your buzz! For the next week, we’re offering 50% off the first month of a new TweetReach Pro account, just for startups. Use code SXSWSTART. If you’re a startup, even if you’re notMore
Reach isn’t influence. Keep your umbrella handy.
Recently, we read an interesting blog post from Tom Webster about the limits of online influence as he asked for help supporting the people of Christchurch, New Zealand after the terrible earthquake they experienced. (A very worthy cause. Please help him out!) He makes a lot of great points in this post about the weaknesses ofMore
Twitter goes Hollywood: Tweet analysis of the 83rd Academy Awards
We tracked more than a million tweets during this year’s Oscars telecast (along with partner Mass Relevance). So what did Twitter think of the show? Here’s our analysis of key moments and tweets from the show. Click here to view the full size version of this infographic. Twitter got pretty excited when: Melissa Leo droppedMore
So, did Twitter correctly predict this year’s Oscar winners?
Last week, we used a chunk of tweets about the Academy Awards to attempt to predict who would win the Oscars. Our main assumption was that the actors and film that generated the largest reach would be the ones to win. Based on that assumption, our Oscar winner predictions were: Best Supporting Actress: Hailee SteinfeldMore
Taking advantage of the free 50-tweet TweetReach report
Every day, thousands of people run a free snapshot report at tweetreach.com. These free snapshot reports analyze up to 50 tweets from the past 3-7 days about any topic. You can search for a keyword, hashtag, URL, username, brand or product name, or any combination of those. You can even filter your results to aMore
The King’s Tweets: Twitter predicts a big night for The King’s Speech at Oscars
We’ve been tracking tweets about the Academy Awards for about a month. In that time, 213 thousand people have tweeted more than 417,000 times about the Oscars, reaching 59 million unique Twitter accounts and generating more than a billion impressions. Over the past month, we’ve used a variety of methods to attempt to predict whoMore
Our full analysis of tweets about Super Bowl XLV advertising
During this year’s Super Bowl, we monitored Twitter conversation about the 26 major brands advertising during the game. From those tweets we compiled an in-depth report on Super Bowl XLV advertising. Below is a summary of that report. The full 62-page report is based on 374,987 tweets about 26 brands and 47 commercials. The reportMore