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Is There a time-of-day tweet graph out there?

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tatermarketing last edited by

I've created a gift-guide with some big brand items on it. I'd like to reach them when I post the gift-guide.

Is there a graph that will show me when they are active on their twitter accounts?
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SEO5Team @tatermarketing last edited by

yep try crowdbooster , they give you a summary of your own activity in terms of busiest days of the week as well as that of the followers and the ones that you are following.
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tatermarketing @SEO5Team last edited by

And one of these tools will tell me when each brand is the most active?
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SEO5Team last edited by

You can try some of the social media analytics tools below that will give you an insight on the brands you are following:

followerwonk

crowdbooster

sproutsocial
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