I’m always wonder about the different statistics when of comes to my twitter account. I often wonder where I rank among others who twit as well as how did they get there. Well I’ve found the list of twitter statistics and analytical tools below to help me find out that information. Do you know of any others that can help find out your profile statistics? If so feel free to leave a comment.

Twitscoop – Twitscoop was built to help you stay on top of Twitter’s hot topics or discussions.

Twitterholic – The website is constantly being updated to allow you to find the most popular Twitter users. So if you want to be on the list then just twit all day.

Tweetstats – A twitter app that tracks your number of tweets per hour and per month. It then allows you to generate a graph based off of your tweets.

Twitter.Grader.com – The Twitter Grader measures the power of your Twitter profile. This is probably my favorite when it comes to the ranking system for Twitter profiles.

Twinfluence – I’d consider this one to be a bit similar to the Twitter Grader shown above. However, Twinfluence calculates the indirect influence of you and your followers on Twitter.

Tweetvolume – Tweetvolume is fairly easy just enter a few keywords or a phrases to see how often they appear on Twitter.

Twittercounter – A great Twitter app that tracks as well as predicts how many followers you have or will have.

Tweetrush – Tweetrush is a service based on our Rush Hour engine that aims to provide estimated stats on Twitter usage over a period of time.

Tweetwasters – Tweetwasters calculates how much time you’ve wasted on Twitter. Compare yourself to your friends see who’s the biggest twit.

Twitter-Friends – Twitter-Friends allows the ability to find out the hidden network of Twitter contacts that are really relevant for you.

Xefer.com/Twitter/ – I’d consider this one to be a bit similar to the Twitter Grader shown above. Twinfluence calculates the indirect influence of you and your followers on Twitter.

Retweetrank – Find out your (RT) retweet rank among the other twits. See who RT’s your story the most.

In the video below the Google Chief Economist Hal Varian, walks you through the AdWords Ad Auction and explain how you can maximum your cost-per-click (CPC) bid and increase your Quality Score to determine how much you actually pay for an ad click on Google’s search results pages. For more information check out the AdWords blog.

Have you ever wanted to advertise on sites like JohnChow.com, Problogger.net, or even ChrisBrogan.com but… you didn’t want to pay for the 125 x 125 advertising spots or a “Paid Review” blog posts? Well, then I found the perfect opportunity to hit them at the back door of advertising and only pay pennies! The secret is go through Google Adwords… that’s right Google has a section of advertising placement called “Placements“. With Google Placements you can choose a keyword to search such as “make money blogging” or you can search to see if a site offers Adsense placements on their site / feeds.

Here is the simple step process which is mentioned above:

• Log into Google Adwords
• Click the “New online campaign” towards the center middle
• Select “Start with placements“
• Next choose from; Browse categories, Describe topics, List URLs or Select demographics I tend to go with the “Describe topics“
• So say you choose “Describe topics” use a keyword like “make money blogging“
• You’ll then see a lot of sites that have to deal with blogging
• Select ones that you know of and a few with high traffic
• Next place your bid and if your bid is high enough to get displayed (along with page quality) then BAM! you are in there and all you a paying is the cost per click that you opted to pay

This is a great idea to set up if you were to sign up with Hydra Networks and create a few landing pages for your traffic to land on.

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When it comes to twitter not everyone sees it as a money making opportunity unless your a big corporate business like Dell, JetBlue, and many others. However if you have the right amount of followers who listen to you when you type / speak then you may have a chance to do exactly what Dell has been able to do. Conquer twitter that is… To learn more about what i’m talking about feel free to visit Venture Beat to read an article that explains how Dell was able to make $1 million by using twitter.

Aside from the money making topic discussed… are you on twitter yet?
If so then feel free to add me @twitter.com/revenuerobot