This document provides a summary of several free Twitter analytics tools, including Twitonomy, Topsy, Twitter Counter, The Archivist, TweepsMap, Timely, Twitter Feed, Dlvr.it, and Birdbrain. The tools allow users to analyze data on accounts, compare followers and hashtags, view geographic data on followers, schedule tweets, and track account activity on mobile.

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2.  An amazingly rich
dashboard showing
a variety of data
 Analyzes activity
on and around a
single account
Twitonomy: twitonomy.com

3.  Compare mentions/@replies for up to three usernames, keywords, or URLs
 View info on links shared on Twitter that relate to your search terms
 Percent of shares that are influential
 Momentum, velpcity, peak
Topsy: analytics.topsy.com

4.  Compare growth of followers,
followings, and tweet volume for
different profiles.
Twitter Counter: twittercounter.com

5.  Striking visualizations (good for client reports) that measure a variety of
data about accounts and search terms
The Archivist: archivist.visitmix.com

6.  Where are your followers from? A good way to know at a glance if you’re
reaching your targets.
TweepsMap: tweepsmap.com

7.  Want to spread out your tweets, but don’t have time to schedule? Timely does it for
you.
 Analyzes the performance of your last 200 tweets and decides the best time to post.
 Bookmarklet lets you tweet a link to the webpage you’re on.
 Also check out Buffer – bufferapp.com
Timely: timely.is

8.  Both create an automated feed from a blog to Twitter, Facebook, etc.
 Includes tracking of posts.
Twitter Feed: twitterfeed.com
Dlvr.it: dlvr.it

9.  Robust mobile solution for tracking activity on a Twitter account
 Killer feature: see exactly who follows and unfollows you
Birdbrain: in the App Store