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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

New PDF Reports Twitter Counter just got better !

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Twitter Counter is changing! We have been constantly working on improving our service, adding new features and improving our current ones. The PDF reports are one of the features we have been secretly working on and today we are super excited to show you the results!
PDF reports are currently available for our Pro and Pro Branded users and are a super easy way to visualize your Twitter performance with insightful graphs.
As a Pro and Pro Branded user you are able to export your stats in PDF format that is ready to be presented to your team or clients. You now have the ability to choose a custom date range which is something that a lot of our users had been asking, apart from the monthly reports. So if you’re looking to show your boss the results of the campaign you ran last week for example, we got you covered.
The new PDF reports have a new slick design with a cover that pulls your header and profile image from your Twitter profile and a section for each group of metrics.

A new way to present your stats

First off, you get an overview of your progress being able to see at a glance your follower growth over a certain period of time and your overall interactions (retweets and mentions) along with the two most successful tweets in terms of engagement.
Overview
The next section of your PDF report is a more in depth look into your audience statistics, starting with your account’s follower growth. The next graph is a visual representation of your new followers and unfollowers along with a list of the four most influential users you gained or lost over that period, ranked based on their number of followers.
New Followers - Unfollowers
The last part of your PDF report provides you with insights on your engagement and interactions over this period of time. The last slides offer you an in-depth insights into your retweets, mentions and favorites along with a list of the top three tweets that were the most retweeted and favorited, along with a list a list the top 9 users that mentioned you the most in the given period of time.
Total engagement
Pro Branded users also have even more opportunities for customization according to their needs, by choosing the metrics that matter to them the most and include them in their reports.
Are you a Pro user? Take the new PDF reports for a spin! And feel free to drop us a line with your feedback. We’d love to hear back from you! 
Not yet Pro but still excited to try out this new feature? Learn more about your options here.

Friday, March 14, 2014

Facebook quiso comprar Twitter .

TARINGA!

Facebook quiso comprar Twitter

SAN FRANCISCO, Estados Unidos.- Es sabido que luego de llegar a la cima Facebook iba a intentar quedarse con todo. "Pero hay cosas que el dinero no puede comprar", dice una famosa publicidad, que no le debe hacer gracia a Mark Zuckerberg, quien en 2008 habría intentado comprar Twitter.

El rumor se materializó luego de que Financial Times publicó un informe asegurando que la red social más popular del mundo intento fagocitar a la de microblogging a cambio de u$s 500 millones.

A pesar de la jugosa oferta, el diario económico contó que Biz Stone, Evan Williams y Jack Dorsey, fundadores de Twitter, decidieron apostar al crecimiento de su compañía -que todavía da pérdidas-.
Los números mostrados por Twitter dicen que ya cuenta con más de 175 millones de usuarios (lejos de los 500 millones de Facebook) y 25 mil millones de tweets enviados durante todo 2010. (Especial)

fuente:http://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/415934/Tecnologia/Facebook-quiso-comprar-Twitter.html

Por qué Facebook compró WhatsApp.


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Y la pregunta es: Por qué Facebook compró WhatsApp


Facebook anunció la compra de whatsapp. La compra fue por 16 mil millones de dólares, con 4 mil millones en efectivo y 12 mil millones en acciones de Facebook. ¿Que lectura se da a esta compra? simple, dice un dicho, “si no puedes con el enemigo, únete a él”. Facebook no pudo con whatsapp con el Messenger Facebook por lo que decidió mejor, comprar la mensajería.
¿Qué implicaciones habrá? Que va a pasar? Tranquilos. No va a cambiar nada de lo que ya esta, así lo aseguran desde whatsapp y por su parte, Facebook ha expresado que la idea es que whatsapp mantenga su independencia, igual como sucede con Instagram, y al menos por el momento, no hay intención alguna de monetizar la mensajería más popular, es decir no habrá anuncios en las conversaciones.
Mark Zuckerberg y el co fundador de whatsapp expresaron su beneplácito ante este acuerdo. Y bueno solo resta esperar que haya mejoras importantes en Whatsapp que aún le faltan ciertas funciones que tienen otras mensajerías como la integración con servicios de almacenamiento en nube como Dropbox para compartir archivos más grandes como música, vídeos y archivos de todo tipo, que se fortalezca la seguridad y que haya una app para escritorio, algo que la mayoría de las mensajerías tienen.
Pero ¿por qué Facebook compró Whatsapp? Por el crecimiento brutal de whatsapp, más n Facebook, Twitter, Gmail y Skype. Whatsapp cuenta con 450 millones de usuarios activos al mes. Facebook tiene 145 millones, Gmail 123 millones, Twitter 54 millones y Skype 52 millones de usuarios. Más cifras, de los 450 millones de usuarios activos del whatsapp, el 70 por ciento están activos cada día y en un día se suben a la mensajería 600 millones de fotos y 100 millones de vídeos y se registran más de un millón de nuevos usuarios cada día. En conclusión, con la compra de Whatsapp, Facebook tiene el control de gran parte de la mensajería instantea global, es dueña del liderazgo en mensajerías en el ecosistema móvil.

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Can Twitter tweak its way to the top?


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Can Twitter tweak its way to the top? | Analysts: WhatsApp gives Facebook a temporary lead | Analysis: Which messaging startup will be targeted now?
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