X (Twitter)
Following to Followers Ratio Following to Followers ratio is a metric that calculates the number of accounts a user is following in comparison to their number of followers. It can indicate the level of engagement and quality of content a user produces. A lower ratio usually means more influence.
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Performance ScreenThe Facebook & Twitter dashboard template looks at the performance of your posts based on page views and follower counts.
X (Twitter) metrics ‘Net Followers’ and ‘Followers to Following Ratio’ are calculated on Databox’s end and are not retrieved from the API. Users cannot validate values for these metrics against values seen in the X (Twitter) UI.
X (Twitter)
Number of New Tweets Released during the specified Date Range. No historical data is available from before the initial connection. Twitter does not provide net values for this metric directly via their API. We calculate this metric by subtracting the current value from the previous value to determine net change.
X (Twitter)
Net Followers is a measure of the change in the number of followers over a specific time period, taking into account both new followers gained and followers lost. It provides insight into the overall growth or decline of a Twitter account's audience.
X (Twitter)
The tweets metric represents the number of times a user creates or publishes a tweet on Twitter. It indicates the level of activity and engagement of a user on the platform.
X (Twitter)
Followers is a Twitter metric that reflects the number of users who have decided to subscribe to a specific account to have access to their posts and updates. It is a reflection of an account's reach and influence on the platform.
X (Twitter)
Impressions: The number of times a tweet has been viewed by Twitter users, including both organic and paid traffic. This metric gives insight into the reach and potential impact of a tweet.
