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How do I see my Twitter counts?
To access your Tweet activity:
- On a desktop or laptop computer, visit analytics.twitter.com and click on Tweets.
- In the Twitter app for iOS or Android, tap the analytics icon visible in your Tweets. Make sure you have installed the latest version of Twitter for iPhone, iPad, or Twitter for Android.
Who checked my Twitter?
Unfortunately, you cannot see who viewed your profile on Twitter. Even if you enable the Twitter Analytics feature, you can’t see the profile name of people who have seen your profile as they are completely anonymous. Twitter has decided to keep this information confidential.
How can I See my tweet activity on Twitter?
To access your Tweet activity details (on desktop or mobile), you’ll need to first make sure you’ve logged in to analytics.twitter.com and turned on analytics for your account. If you are having trouble accessing the Tweet activity dashboard, your account may not meet one or more of the following requirements: Why can’t I see all of my Tweets?
How can I get analytics on my Twitter account?
Twitter analytics is open to everyone. If you tweet — whether as a company, brand, or individual — you can get full Twitter analytics on your tweets and followers. On the left sidebar, click on “More” then “Analytics”. Alternatively, you can access your Twitter analytics through this direct link: analytics.twitter.com.
How can I see how many followers I have on Twitter?
Compare your Tweet activity and followers, and see how they trend over time. Click on any Tweet to get a detailed view of the number of Retweets, replies, likes, follows, or clicks it receives. Get detailed insights into who your audience is, especially those who engage with your Tweets.
How many tweets are on your activity dashboard?
If you are accessing the Tweet activity dashboard for the first time, you will see impression and engagement data populate for Tweets posted after your first visit to analytics.twitter.com. How far back will the Tweets load? Up to 3,200 Tweets going back as far as October 2013. Are Tweet metrics updated in real time?