#twitter assistant

Many of you have been with us since the early TweetReach days, when we got our start as one of the first Twitter analytics tools. A lot has changed since then, including our expansion to other social channels and becoming Union Metrics, but one thing hasn’t – our commitment to providing the absolute best Twitter analytics for marketers.

Today marks a new step in that direction with two big announcements. We’ve launched a new free analytics tool and we’ve been named a Twitter Official Partner!

New free Twitter analytics 

We’re thrilled to unveil our brand new free analytics tool – the Union Metrics Twitter Assistant. We’ve teamed up with Twitter to create a new tool that recommends Tweet strategies personalized just for you in one easy report. Try it now to learn:

When to Tweet to get the most exposure

What hashtags to use to reach a more relevant audience

What types of content deliver the most engagement

Which influencers are interacting with your account the most

The Twitter Assistant is free and takes less than two minutes. Run your Assistant now!

“The Union Metrics Twitter Assistant is helping improve our Twitter presence. The personalized recommendations are spot on, and I get new advice and insights every time I refresh it. It’s absolutely had a positive impact on how well our Tweets are performing.” - Robert Ollett, @habu_spaces

If you already have a Union Metrics account, you can run your Assistant here.

Union Metrics is now a Twitter Official Partner 

We’re also excited to share that Union Metrics has joined the Twitter Official Partner Program, a small group of elite companies recognized by Twitter for exceptional products and proven success. That means we’ll be working closely with Twitter to develop new features to help you get the most from your social marketing.

Since launching our Twitter Assistant in November, we’ve been reaching out to real users to see what they’ve been able to learn for their Twitter strategies from it. These are the insights shared from W. Andrew Powell, Editor-In-Chief at The GATE.

1. Which personalized insights from the Twitter Assistant have been the most valuable to your team?

There’s so much valuable data in the Twitter Assistant, and I’ve used all of it to help shape strategies. The most helpful tool, however, was the Contributors data, which helps me to see which accounts, brands, or users are interacting the most in our conversations on Twitter. That has helped guide not only our content, but our use of hashtags, mentions, and timing for tweets to reach the best possible accounts for our content.

Have you tried out our new free Twitter Assistant yet?