Track twitter HashTag uses
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Greetings Mozers!
I'm looking for a specific Twitter tool. Here's what I want the tool to do :
- Save a list of hashtags I want to keep up with.
- Keep me updated twice a day (or more) on the popularity of those tags.
That's really all I need.
Do you know any tools that can perform this?
I was unable to find out.
Thanks!
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Topsy is exactly what I wanted
Thanks.
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Frederick,
Can you give us some more information on what you are looking for?
Are you looking for "the number of tweets" a hashtag appears in or just something that you can use to view a #hashtag as it's in action. -
Topsy should do what you want.
Here's a sample:
http://topsy.com/s?q=%23seochat
Top right you'll see RSS, create email alert, etc.
I don't have Topsy Pro so I don't know if it'll do specific intervals or what but Topsy is one of the best for tracking specific hashtags. I use it to find instances where people link my content but not my @highonseo as well. That way I know who is really sharing my stuff.
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