Top 10 Tweets

Posted on by Madeleine Fournier

These are my top 10 tweets of the semester. Overall, I’m not surprised these were the top ten, because most of them are responses to things happening or I was engaging in an event, hashtag, or with someone. Usually, I include hashtags in important tweets (for example, when doing travel tuesday I will tag it with #TravelTuesday or when doing a throwback post I’ll put #tbt or #ThrowbackThursday). In total, I earned 31.2 thousand impressions and had an average of 2 likes per day. For me, I don’t really need to make my personal twitter something huge, so even having 31 thousand impressions is incredible.

  1. This tweet was made March 24 in response to a chat that Travel+Leisure Magazine was having. My tweet was retweeted by T+L and received 8,256 impressions, although only 0.4% engaged with it. But the exposure got me some new followers, which was nice!

2. This was a tweet I made to Andrew Simple, a musician who (surprisingly) follows me. I actually really enjoy his music and wanted to talk to him! He also retweeted my post and responded to me, which was nice. I received 869 impressions and 42 people engaged with my post.

3. February 17 was the day before a few SU Abroad deadlines, and as a Global Ambassador I wanted to make a #ThrowbackThursday post about where I was a year ago. SUA retweeted me, and after 472 impressions 6.4% of people engaged with my tweet.

4. This was after our Periscope challenge where I live tweeted some of the events. 5.3% of people engaged with this tweet, which is really interesting to me.

5. For Pi Day, I posted a tart I made (which is a better version of a pie). 327 people saw it and 8 people engaged with it.

6. I love doing #TravelTuesday posts, since I really love travel. Because of the hashtag, I think more people saw it (315 people, 8 people engaged).

7. This was something that was surprising to me. My co-EIC of Medusa, Emily, said this to me when I was feeling down so I tweeted it to remember it. She retweeted it, and I believe she has more followers than me, so more people saw it. 314 people saw and 2.9% of people engaged with it.

8. Of COURSE my tweet about Jesse being our fearless team leader would be in my top tweets. I think because I included the #MarchMadness hashtag that it was seen more (by 312 people; engaged with by 8).

9. Very surprised my Ngram tweet made the list, because I don’t remember it being all that noteworthy. It might be because I used 5 hashtags that it was seen more? 234 people saw it and 9 people engaged with it.

10. Finally, my tutorial on how to use emoji on laptops was the 10th best tweet. 280 people saw it and 4 people engaged with it.

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