Crowdbabble vs Twitter Counter

• You are able to come up with engaging content that appeals to social followers. This helps increase the organic reach of our clients on their social channels.
• Reports are really customizable, easy to share with clients.
• Tremendous customer support. I had a skype call with the founder!

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• Something very comfortable is that you do not have to open another account, just with the username on Twitter access to the tool and you can see the evolution of the profile every day, I can see if the number of users increased or not.
• In addition, I can observe data of my followers, the data of who I follow, and something very important: I can see my tweets and compare data.
• its interface allows to observe weekly, monthly and if desired data and for a better analysis a quarterly of all this data.
• In terms of analysis, we use it to achieve media monitoring work in a political campaign. This allowed us to evaluate and verify the strategy that was used was the correct one.
• It is a simple, easy to use tool.

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• Pinterest support is lacking, could be more robust.
• Reports could offer more customization, sometimes elementary.

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• Inaccurate Prediction: Twitter predictions are usually ineffective. For instance, Twitter Counter has always wrongly predicted the number of Twitter followers we will gain from a Twitter campaign or at a certain date.
• Poor customer support; Takes an average of two weeks to get a response from Twitter support. There is also no Live help desk team to talk to when you need an immediate assistance.

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• It can be seen as redundant to the in-house reporting done by most of the social platforms.
• Its enterprise costs more than some clients might be willing to cover.

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• Can add and easily switch between 10 different accounts and will have full access to all features.
• Data analytics helped in growing your account and attracts followers.

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