Blog Chat 4th Anniversary

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Blog ChatBlog Chat

4th Anniversary

By Tweet Category for iPad

Date: 04/01/2013

Analysis of the session 'Blog Chat' created with Tweet Category



Session Blog Chat

Statistics

Potential impact

Potential reach

Categories

Category Total

tweets

% Original

Tweets

RT Users

Replies 764 53 764 0 81

Text Tweets 508 35 369 139 137

Links 176 12 103 73 113

Pictures 2 0 1 1 2

Charts

num.

tweets

time

19

07:0231 mar

3

12:02

15

17:03

37

22:03

159

03:031 apr

1.166

08:04

8

13:04

21

18:04

21

23:05

num.

users

num.

followers

5

0-50

9

50-100

10

100-150

8

150-200

10

200-250

11

250-300

14

300-400

4

400-500

17

500-750

20

750-1000

25

1000-1500

58

1500-5000

23

5000-10000

20

>10000

num.

tweets

per user

num. users

1381

192

73

54

55

59>5

Most Active Users

tweets

followers

tweets

followers

tweets

followers

tweets

followers

tweets

followers

tweets

followers

tweets

followers




Replies

Text Tweets

Replies

Text Tweets

Text Tweets

Links

Replies

Text Tweets

Text Tweets

Links

Charts

Category Total

tweets

% Original

Tweets

RT Users Impressions Potential Reach Tweets/

User

Followers/

User

Replies 764 53 764 0 81 5.471.667 414.693 9,4 5.119Text Tweets 508 35 369 139 137 3.299.497 687.506 3,7 5.018

Links 176 12 103 73 113 1.303.555 607.702 1,6 5.377

Pictures 2 0 1 1 2 33.768 33.768 1,0 16.884




77,7 6,2 43.384

BruceSallan

86tweets

wordwhacker

60tweets

patricksplace

54tweets

tweets

tweets

riotta

120.698followers

blogging4jobs

111.573followers

BruceSallan

49.739followers

followers

followers

BruceSallan

4.277.554impressions

MackCollier

1.405.929impressions

BeckyMcCray

336.312impressions

impressions

impressions

MackCollier

4num. categories

BruceSallan

3num. categories

CASUDI

3num. categories

num. categories

num. categories

sourcePOV

9num. of RTs

CASUDI

8num. of RTs

ClassyEventO

8num. of RTs

num. of RTs

num. of RTs

BruceSallan

86original tweets

wordwhacker

60original tweets

doomzTO

51original tweets

original tweets

original tweets

4946

0Very low

0 to 10

followers

5

Low

10 to 50

followers

27

Medium-low

50 to 200

followers

39

Medium

200 to 500

followers

37

Medium-high

500 to 1000

followers

83

High

1000 to 5000

followers

43

Very high

>5000

followers



http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/blog-chat-4th-anniversary 5/9Analysis of the session 'Blog Chat' created with Tweet Category

@cmcotoCarlos Mauricio Coto

Yesterday I had my first #blogchat experience and it was awesome

but I finished diZy and with a headache of trying to read many tweets!

Cat.: Text Tweets @GLHancockGeorganna Hancock

I didn't blog to make any money, but when sponsors offered enough to

pay for the ISP, hosting, registrations, etc. - well why not? #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@wordwhackerLinda Bernstein

oh, one more thing about comments: Problem with a comment posse

is that same people comment all the time, which is nice, but . . .

#blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets @chicken_freakMartha

I disagree. Lower frequency requires higher quality and absolute

schedule reliability, but can still be blogging. #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@LindaShermanLinda Sherman Gordon

.BruceSallan became good at creating headline titles from being a

movie producer #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets @fairminderJim Spencer

The best blog post turned into a 4 prt series and included asking the

same three questions to 12 people. Lots of comments. #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@robpetersenrob petersen

Think about keywords you want to rank high for. Now, think about how

to write them into the headline of your posts #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets @robpetersenrob petersen

Focus content on 2 questions: 1) Who do you want to attract? 2) What

should they do when they get to your blog? #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@robpetersenrob petersen

Congrats @mackcollier on the new book! All the best with it! #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets @patricksplacePatrick Phillips

I was recently at WordCamp Atlanta where a speaker said he writes 30

days ahead. Can't imagine, but a nice dream. #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@toastedsnow

Toasted Snow

The number one way to attracting an audience: Awesome, shareable

content #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets @robpetersen

rob petersen

Every blogpost is like adding a page to a website; keywords to raise

search rank and links to increase authority #blogchat

Cat.: Text Tweets

@kcr0045Katrina Roberts

@saratweetshere ALWAYS ALWAYS measure what your content is

bringing you! ROI! #blogchat

Cat.: Replies @monaspoeticwaxRamona Collins

@ClassyEventO great question about the editorial calendar. I'm

looking for suggestions as well. #blogchat

Cat.: Replies

@marcimurrayMarci Murray

@claudiabia It's an open mic night. My first time here and it's blowingmy mind! #inagoodway #blogchat

Cat.: Replies @toastedsnowToasted Snow

@MonaGrcia Write down a list of things that interest you about yourblog and what you can say about them! #blogchat

Cat.: Replies



@BruceSallanBruce Sallan

@wordwhacker - I show ANY piece that has ANY thing about my boys

or wife to them FIRST before publishing it! #blogchat

Cat.: Replies @JPlovesCOTTONJanice Person

@rns2012 Google+ is not a blogging platform. Is a social channel.

Doesn't offer same benefits as blog though #BlogChat

Cat.: Replies

@MackCollierMack Collier

@james_holloway When I started out I had about 100 visitors a day,

but every post got 10-15 comments, more than much larger sites

#blogchat

Cat.: Replies @lyndseyisgr8Lyndsey Dee

@kcr0045 Social media, commenting on others posts (leaving your

link). Don't be too spammy! #blogchat

Cat.: Replies

@sourcePOVChris Jones

@wordwhacker hey Linda we are on fixed vs. variable post schedules,

WP theme challenges, building a blog from scratch, making $ ..

#blogchat

Cat.: Replies @wordwhackerLinda Bernstein

@BruceSallan I agree with you that having your own name can be

great branding - but other things work too. #blogchat

Cat.: Replies

@CollinKromkeCollin Kromke

@chitchatblog The best way to promote a new blog is to promote it.

#blogchat

Cat.: Replies @SarahsEnergySarahLawrenceHinson

@sourcePOV Have two small blogs...one I blog once a week

minimum, the other I blog what I feel like, when I feel like. #blogchat

Cat.: Replies

@bobWPBob Dunn

@moonbridgebooks nope, for SEO categories are a bit better, both are

best for organizing posts, tags are worthless for SEO #blogchat

Cat.: Replies @sidedoorsocialSide Door Social

[GUIDE] Publish 10 Blog Posts A Week With These Formulas -

Slingshot SEO http://t.co/dEF2StNGLi via @SlingshotSEO #blogchat

Cat.: Links

@heidicohenHeidiCohen

11 Actionable Blogging Tips to Make Content Findable

http://t.co/V1bxgEAVZm #blogchat #mmchat #content

Cat.: Links



Glossary



Page 1: General Overview: This page shows at a glance the evolution and the global statistics of the session.

Statistics

− Number of Tweets: Total number of Tweets sent during the session, RTs and replies included. It is shown below, a

breakdown of the types of tweets: original tweets (those containing text only) tweets with links, retweets, conversations

(tweets as part of a conversation between several users), check-ins and photos.

- Number of users: Total number of users who participated in the session using the given hashtag. It also includes userswho only sent RTs.

- Potential Impact: Number of impressions of the hashtag, which is the number of times that people could have seen the

hashtag. This is important because it tells you how many times it has been possible to visualize the hashtag. This number is

calculated by multiplying the number of followers of each user by the number of number of Tweets and adding those results.

Example: If a user sends 2 tweets and he has 100 followers, the number of impressions generated by the users would be

200. If another user sends 3 tweets and he has 50 followers, the number of impressions generated by this person would be

150 which would make a total of 350 impressions of the session.

- Potential Reach: Number of users who have been unable to see the hashtag and could have been impacted by the

hashtag. This number is calculated by adding all the followers of each user who participated in the session. Using the

previous example, if the session had 2 users, one with 100 followers and the other one with 50, the reach will be 150

followers, regardless of the number of tweets sent. IMPORTANT: both the impact and reach are 'potential' because not

everyone may have seen the hashtag and users can have other users in common.

- Average number of Tweets per user: this number is the average of Tweets sent per each user. This number is calculated

by dividing the number of tweets between the number of users who have participated. RTs included.

- Average followers per user: the average number of followers that users of the session have. This figure indicates how

influential are the participants in our session. Given that the average number of followers that a Twitter user has is about

250, you can calculate if participants in your session exceed that average. This number is calculated by dividing the sum of

followers by the number of users who have participated.

- Difference between “Total Tweets” and Tweets: The “Total Tweets” include RTs, links, replies, links and 'Tweets'.

'Tweets' are the ones containing only text.

ChaRTs

There are different types of graphs in the report Tweet Category:

− Temporal Evolution: shows the time evolution of the tweets sent by users. Tweet Category takes the first and last tweet

and draws the timeline of the session. Thanks to this chart you will be able to identify the moment people tweeted the most

or the least.

− Influence of Users: shows the influence of the users who participated in the session. On the vertical axis you will find the

total number of users and on the horizontal one, the number of followers of those users. As we move to the right part of the

graph you will see the users who have a greater number of followers and therefore influence. The higher the columns on the

right, the higher influence of your users.

− User activity: shows the number of tweets sent by users. The vertical axis shows the number of tweets sent and the

horizontal one the number of users who have participated.

Page 2: Statistics of the categories: on this page you will find the detailed statistics for each category.

Rankings of categories:

This ranking shows which categories have reached the top 5 according to several statistics. It is interesting to note that

although a category may have a greater number of tweets that another one, it could have a minor number of impressions

(lower impact). The rankings show the categories with the highest reach, impact, number of users, number of tweets and

number of RTs.



ChaRTs:

− Impact by category: This graph shows which category has the highest number of impressions and therefore the highest

impact.

− Tweets by category Chart: This chart shows which category has the highest number of total tweets.

− Users by category Chart: This chart shows which category has the highest number of users.

Table of categories:

This table shows detailed statistics for each category; these statistics are the same variables as the global statistics of the

session but applied to each of the category. Thus you can see which category gets more impact, more users, and so on. It is

worth taking a second to consider this table as very interesting conclusions can be obtained from it.

Page 3: User Rankings

Tweet Category offers different kinds of user rankings:

− Most active users: the ones who tweeted the most using the hashtag. RTs included.

− Most popular users: the ones who have the highest number of followers in the session.

−Users with the highest impact: the ones who generated the highest number of impressions.

− Most participative users: the ones who participated in more categories.

− Most retweeter users: the ones who sent the highest number of RTs.

− Most original users: the ones who sent the highest number of original tweets (No RTs).

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