Accede a análisis detallados de Twitter para entender a tu audiencia y obtener inteligencia competitiva que potencia tu estrategia.

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Métricas de Twitter
Haz un análisis en profundidad de tus datos de análisis de Twitter para entender qué tan efectiva es tu estrategia actual para alcanzar tus objetivos en redes sociales.
Supervisa tus indicadores clave de rendimiento (KPI) de Twitter más relevantes, como impresiones, engagement, respuestas, retuits, análisis a nivel de publicación, benchmarks, comparaciones de Twitter y mucho más.

Análisis de publicaciones en Twitter
Supervisa las analíticas de tus publicaciones de Twitter para descubrir tus formatos y pilares de contenido con más engagement.
Consulta los datos históricos de publicaciones en Twitter para entender qué funciona y qué no en un periodo más largo y optimiza tu calendario de contenidos basándote en insights respaldados por datos.

Grady Andersen, Founder at pavdy

Análisis competitivo en Twitter.
Espía los datos de análisis competitivo de tus competidores en Twitter para descubrir su contenido y estrategias más exitosos, identificar brechas y obtener inspiración para publicaciones más atractivas.
Aprovecha los benchmarks de sector de Twitter para medir el rendimiento de la marca y la efectividad de campañas.

Informes de análisis de Twitter
Descarga datos de análisis de Twitter en informes listos para presentación y ahorra tiempo en tus reportes.
Exporta datos de Twitter en varios formatos como CSV, Excel, PDF y PPT, o conecta tu rendimiento de Twitter con Looker (Google Data Studio).

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Mohamed El-Daly | Create Media


Customer service has been one of my favourite features as well. You guys are just phenomenal. Your team is so responsive and very friendly and helpful. Which is not the norm.
Caitlin Duffy | Roisin Consulting


Socialinsider helped us understand whether we're improving or decreasing especially compared to the other accounts that we follow.
Declan Seachoy | Trades Union Congress


"Socialinsider allows for a competitor analysis that gives an insight to performance relative to the market."
Victor Mukubvu | Mitsubishi Electric


The sentiment analysis is amazing for Instagram hashtags. This new social media listening dashboard helped me in long-term planning.
Giuseppe Veturi | Havas Media Network


We are using this social media analytics dashboard for all our 40 social media clients. We can have all the performance data in one single place.
Arnold Vieriu | Tribal Worldwide


With Socialinsider, our team became more efficient. We do not need to spend time on social media data gathering. Instead, we can focus on insights and analysis.
Yana Bushmeleva | Fashionbi


We use Socialinsider for day-to-day social media insights if we need to outline any simple strategic changes or review the performance of certain social posts.
Nick Radclyffe | CEO at Hype Lab


On average, a social media report for a brand requires 1 to 2 hours of work with Socialinsider, where it used to require a full day to gather the data.
Dorra Lunet | Hanging Gardens Agency


Socialinsider has saved us more than $16k per year. It has enabled us to save time on monthly reports and complex long-term analyses.
Mohamed El-Daly | Create Media


Las analíticas de redes sociales y las herramientas de análisis competitivo de Socialinsider te permiten medir el rendimiento en redes sociales, realizar auditorías y comparar el rendimiento.
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El análisis de X (Twitter) consiste en recopilar y analizar datos de tu cuenta de X para evaluar y optimizar tu estrategia y presencia en la plataforma.
Puedes obtener varias métricas de tus datos de Twitter, que se agrupan en tres categorías:
Puedes monitorizar tu actividad en Twitter usando las analíticas nativas de Twitter (pero atención: solo está disponible con un plan premium de X) o con una herramienta de terceros, como Socialinsider.
Seguir y analizar de forma efectiva tus datos de análisis es esencial para cualquier estrategia de marketing exitosa en Twitter. Las insights de Twitter te ayudarán a:
Si usas redes sociales en tu estrategia de marketing, necesitas familiarizarte con el análisis de redes sociales. Esto es especialmente importante para Twitter.
Primero, la naturaleza misma de Twitter es… bueno, algo abrumadora. Con más de 300 millones de usuarios, un gran volumen de Tweets y conversaciones que avanzan a toda velocidad, puedes preguntarte si es posible destacar entre tanto ruido.
En segundo lugar, Twitter ha sufrido grandes cambios desde que fue adquirida por Elon Musk en 2022—y no solo por cambiar su nombre a X:
Las marcas han usado históricamente Twitter para divertirse y comunicarse en tiempo real con su audiencia (piensa en marcas de comida rápida como KFC o Wendy’s). Sin embargo, todos estos cambios pueden hacerte cuestionar si X aún vale la pena.
Por eso, las analíticas de Twitter son más importantes que nunca: te ayudarán a responder esa pregunta. Podrás:
Ahora que entiendes por qué es tan importante contar con análisis sólidos de Twitter, puede que te preguntes cómo ver tus análisis de Twitter.
Primero, los análisis nativos de Twitter solo están disponibles con una suscripción de pago a X Premium. Así que, si tienes una membresía gratuita o suscripción Básica de X, no podrás acceder al dashboard de analíticas dentro de la app.
La buena noticia es que puedes usar una herramienta de terceros, como Socialinsider, para realizar análisis avanzados sin pagar una suscripción de X.
Aquí tienes una guía rápida sobre cómo acceder a las analíticas de Twitter en móvil, escritorio y con Socialinsider.
La versión móvil de las analíticas de X (Twitter) es bastante útil para revisar el rendimiento de los tweets rápidamente. Sin embargo, necesitarás la versión de escritorio para ver todas las analíticas de la cuenta.
También puedes explorar datos demográficos de la audiencia (edad, ubicación, horas de actividad, etc.) y tendencias de contenido con el tiempo.
Más allá del dashboard de análisis nativo, herramientas como Socialinsider pueden brindarte insights más potentes para mejorar tu desempeño en X.
Si quieres entender análisis a largo plazo, seguir KPIs relevantes en un dashboard fácil de leer, acceder a datos competitivos y benchmarks de sector, y automatizar tus reportes, todo sin pagar por una suscripción de X, vale la pena considerarlo.
Así puedes ver las analíticas de Twitter con Socialinsider:
Not only is X a very unique social media platform, but it’s also been through some pretty big changes. So you can’t simply copy and paste your reporting strategy from Instagram or Tik Tok—you need to have a solid understanding of which Twitter analytics metrics to track.
But before you start tracking, get clear on your goals first. Your KPIs will depend on your business objectives, but X tends to be best for:
Broadly speaking, the most important metrics to track are overview metrics, audience metrics and content metrics. Let’s break down each area and understand how each metric feeds into the bigger picture.
X’s fast pace means you do need to track performance in real-time. This is where overview metrics come in, as they allow you to check all your KPIs at-a-glance.
From this high-level summary of your Twitter account analytics, you can determine the overaleffectiveness of your strategy and quickly spot patterns in performance.
Overview metrics include:
Impressions (track with Socialinsider) - the total number of times your tweet has been seen, which includes multiple views from the same user. Tracking impressions helps you gauge your content reach and brand visibility on X.
Engagement (track with Socialinsider) - the total number of interactions on a tweet, including likes, replies, retweets and clicks on links, hashtags or media. This lets you know if your content is resonating with your audience. Also, high engagement drives visibility in the X algorithm.
Engagement rate (track with Socialinsider) - the percentage of users who have interacted with a Tweet, out of the total users who saw it. You can calculate this by adding up the total engagements on a Tweet, dividing this number by either Tweet impressions OR your total followers, then multiplying by 100 to get a percentage. As fluctuations in visibility may be out of your control (for example, if there is an algorithm update), engagement rate is a useful way to measure the quality of engagement, not just the quantity.
Profile visits (track in the native app) - how many times users click through to your profile. Monitoring profile visits is a useful way to measure how your content is driving interest in your brand, and if people are actively searching for your account. Essentially, do people want to learn more about you?
New followers (track with Socialinsider) - how many new followers you’ve gained over a specific time period. This shows you whether your content and campaigns are driving audience growth. If you’re gaining followers, it indicates that people are interested in building an ongoing relationship with your brand—perhaps they liked a Tweet, and now they want to see what you post next.
Replies (track with Socialinsider) - the number of direct responses to your tweet. Replies signal that your content is driving conversation—which is, after all, the real purpose of Twitter. They’re useful for increasing engagement (as the X algorithm will prioritize content with lots of buzz) and nurturing your community (for example, fostering connection or gathering feedback).
Likes (track with Socialinsider) - the number of likes a Tweet gets. Likes are the easiest way for your audience to interact with your content, making them a quick indicator of whether your content is getting the seal of approval.
Reposts (track with Socialinsider) - the number of times your tweet is reposted or “retweeted”. If someone retweets you, it means they identify with your content and think it’s valuable enough to share with their followers. So by designing your content to be shareable, you can amplify it to a broader audience.
Bookmarks (track in the native app) - how many times users have saved your tweets. Again, bookmarks are a really important value-based metric—even if people don’t publicly interact with your content, saves show that they found it interesting and relevant enough to revisit at a later date.
Shares (track with Socialinsider) - the number of times your content has been shared, both on and off X. This includes reposts or retweets, but also external shares outside of X (for example, via WhatsApp or email). This lets you see how far your message is spreading beyond your immediate audience.
Quotes (track with Socialinsider) - the number of times your tweet is reposted with additional commentary. When users quote your tweet, they are engaging more deeply with your content by sharing their own ideas or hot takes. In other words, your content is not only interesting or valuable, but also thought-provoking.
Follower growth (track with Socialinsider) - the rate at which your total followers are increasing or decreasing over time. It’s essential to analyze your Twitter followers to understand the overall health of your X presence and track the long-term impact of your content.
Ultimately, your X strategy—from the type of content you create, to the KPIs you track—is going to depend on your unique audience. Do they prefer videos or article links? Are they entertained or baffled by memes? When are they most likely to see your content? Tracking audience metrics can help you answer all of this and more.
Age (track in the native app) - the dominant age brackets of your followers. If you know the age demographics you’re speaking to, you can make sure this aligns with your business’s target audience, tailor your content to better fit their interests and preferences, and refine your messaging so it lands with the right groups.
Gender (track in the native app) - the gender breakdown of your followers. Again, this helps you assess whether your strategy is on track—whether you’re aiming for balanced representation or targeting a specific gender—and optimize your content and advertising efforts accordingly.
Active times (track in the native app) - peak times of the day or week when your audience is most active on X. Because Tweets are more ephemeral than other types of social media content, you want to post when your followers are online—having this data helps you align your schedule.
Country (track in the native app) - the main geographic locations of your followers. Knowing where your followers are based is essential for ad targeting, but also for being sensitive to cultural preferences, and tailoring content or campaigns for a global vs. local audience.
For some businesses, it’s enough to use X for social listening or customer support. But if you want to build a presence that could genuinely impact your bottom line, you need to invest in content. And if you’re going to invest in content, you’re going to need to understand content metrics.
Here are the metrics you need to track to develop a winning content strategy on X:
AI Content Pillars (track with Socialinsider) - using AI, Socialinsider can identify key themes or categories to build your content around. These are what we call “content pillars”. They help you focus and organize your content creation efforts, so you can invest in posts that resonate most with your audience. In Socialinsider, you can see both the volume of content and the engagement rates in different categories.
Engagement for each content pillar (track with Socialinsider) - this measures how well different content pillars perform by tracking likes, replies, retweets, quotes, shares, clicks, etc. By identifying themes that generate the most interactions, you can feel more confident ideating and creating future content.
Impressions on a post level (track with Socialinsider) - the number of times an individual post has been displayed in users’ feeds. Comparing impressions across analytics for individual tweets will show you what specifically drives reach for your page (messaging, post type, paid promotions, etc.).
Likes on a post level (track with Socialinsider) - the number of likes on an individual post. This gives you a clear indication of which content lands well with your audience.
Replies on a post level (track with Socialinsider) - the number of direct responses or comments on an individual post. This will reveal what kind of content drives deeper engagement by sparking conversations.
Reposts on a post level (track with Socialinsider) - the number of times a post has been reposted or retweeted—in other words, how shareable your content is. By monitoring this over time, you should get an idea of what exactly prompts people to share.
Engagement rate on a post level (track with Socialinsider) - the percentage of people who engaged with an individual post out of the people who saw it (impressions or followers). This is helpful for clarifying your top-performing posts. For instance, if two posts have the same engagement but different impressions, the one with the higher engagement rate stands out.
Post types by engagement (track with Socialinsider) - a breakdown of engagement based on the type of content: links, text posts, photos, animated GIFs or videos. Really handy for easily identifying which formats perform best—so you can create more of what truly engages your audiences.
Top posts by engagement (track with Socialinsider) - a leaderboard of posts with the highest levels of engagement. Ranking post performance will help you replicate and refine successful tactics or content types, so you can keep on hitting new highs of engagement.
Bottom posts by engagement (track with Socialinsider) - the posts with the lowest levels of engagement. This is just as important as tracking top-performers, so you can learn what to stop doing and avoid wasting time, resource or budget on content that doesn’t drive meaningful results.
Crear informes detallados de análisis de X (Twitter) es útil para ti, para el resto de tu equipo y para los interesados de la empresa. Te ayudarán a:
Puedes crear informes de Twitter en varios formatos siguiendo los pasos a continuación.
a) Informes CSV – crea con SocialinsiderCon Socialinsider, puedes exportar cualquier dato que veas en tu dashboard. Ya sea una vista general del perfil o publicaciones de mejor rendimiento, solo busca el botón “Descargar” en la esquina superior derecha.
Al hacer clic, verás un menú desplegable con diferentes formatos. Selecciona CSV para exportar tus datos, que luego puedes importar en Microsoft Excel o Google Sheets (ten en cuenta que solo ciertos informes pueden exportarse como CSV).
b) Informes PPT, PDF o Excel – crea con SocialinsiderPara exportar tus datos de Socialinsider en informes PPT, PDF o Excel, simplemente sigue los mismos pasos anteriores, pero selecciona un formato diferente en el menú desplegable.
También puedes automatizar los informes para recibir tus favoritos directamente en tu bandeja de entrada. Solo accede a la sección “Autoreports” en la barra lateral izquierda y comienza a programar.
c) Looker studio – crea con GoogleSi trabajas con muchos datos (por ejemplo, en múltiples perfiles, canales o marcas), puedes usar Looker studio de Google (anteriormente Google Data Studio). Looker es una plataforma de visualización de datos que te ayuda a presentar y analizar tu información de Twitter en un dashboard de marketing más amplio y sofisticado.
Para importar tus datos de Socialinsider, inicia sesión en Google Looker, ve a “Fuentes de datos” y conecta Socialinsider.
Tu cuenta de Twitter puede ofrecer muchos datos, pero centrarte solo en tus propias métricas no garantizará el éxito en redes sociales. Para mejorar de verdad tu estrategia de marketing en Twitter, debes mirar hacia afuera, realizando análisis competitivo y benchmarking de forma regular para descubrir qué hacen (o dejan de hacer) tus rivales y líderes del sector. Esto te ayudará a:
Por suerte, es fácil consultar el análisis de Twitter de otra cuenta usando las herramientas de análisis competitivo de Socialinsider. Para cada perfil de Twitter, puedes seguir:
Al analizar todas estas métricas competitivas, puedes evaluar con precisión qué funciona o no en tu nicho, para tomar decisiones basadas en datos y superar a tus rivales.
El análisis de X (antes Twitter) solía ser gratuito para todos los usuarios en la plataforma. Tras los cambios recientes, la página nativa de análisis de Twitter ahora solo está disponible para usuarios con suscripción Premium. Si te preguntas cómo ver las analíticas de Twitter ahora, tienes dos opciones:
a) Mejora a un plan de pago en X (Premium o Premium+)
b) Regístrate en una herramienta de análisis de terceros, como Socialinsider
.X Analytics ahora está detrás de un paywall, lo que significa que necesitas una suscripción Premium para acceder a los datos de rendimiento. Alternativamente, puedes obtener informes avanzados e insights utilizando una herramienta de terceros como Socialinsider, sin necesidad de actualizar a un plan de pago de X.
Si no puedes ver las analíticas de tus tweets, verifica qué tipo de plan de X tienes. Si es gratuito o Básico, ya no puedes acceder a las analíticas de X; tendrás que actualizar a una suscripción Premium o usar una herramienta de terceros como Socialinsider.
Las analíticas de publicaciones siguen disponibles, pero solo para usuarios Premium. Si ya no las ves, es porque X ha restringido el acceso a las analíticas sin un plan de pago. Como alternativa, puedes usar plataformas de análisis de terceros como Socialinsider para obtener análisis sólidos de Twitter, sin necesidad de actualizar.
Realiza auditorías de Twitter, haz análisis competitivo, identifica los mejores tweets y obtén las principales métricas de Twitter en segundos.