The 5 Minute Guide to Mastering Audiences on Twitter

Twitter users love the platform because it’s the best place to find people with common interests from all over the world. This makes it a great place to build and foster a community.

Twitter is also ‘what’s happening’. It’s where people go to follow the latest stories and events. This makes it a great place to engage your audience when they’re most receptive.

But as well offering marketers a great platform on which to reach consumers, Twitter has data that can inform marketing strategies on the platform itself and beyond.

Because Twitter data is detailed and public it is invaluable to our customers who need to build a better understanding of their consumers using tools like Brandwatch Audiences. Even those in industries that might not expect a lot of direct engagement there can use insights from Twitter to better reach their target audiences online and offline.

Building a meaningful marketing persona is hard work. Focus groups and market research are expensive undertakings, and often they take so long they’re out of date by the time anyone gets to look at them.

Twitter data is a fantastic, real-time source of public opinion on pretty much anything, but there are millions of tweets sent every day. How do you know where to start looking?

Here’s a simple five minute guide for which audiences you should be identifying, how to define them, what you can discover from them, and what to do next.