Comments on: Twitter Gradings: How to improve them and why you should

By: Baghy

Baghy — Wed, 13 May 2009 09:25:53 +0000

Very cool article…I am a new twitter, and never heard of Grader before, but what do you know? My score is 91!!! How is that possible, I am only a newbie and have rarely tweeted random stuff. It would be interesting to know what algorithm got me that score. Can you figure it out?

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By: Dharmesh Shah

Dharmesh Shah — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 03:57:26 +0000

Thanks for the thorough look at Twitter Grader (I’m one of the founders of HubSpot and wrote the code for Twitter Grader).

We’re continuing to improve the software with the hopes of making it more useful.

-Dharmesh (@onstartups)

By: Rebekah Donaldson

Rebekah Donaldson — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 22:24:54 +0000

The examples you give of the popular Tweeters who follow few very others are striking.

I am a nobody on Twitter, comparatively speaking. I have though poked around from time to time at followers’ profiles to get a sense for who cares about what I’m posting.

Usually I’m mystified about why one of my followers follows me — it seems we have nothing whatever in common. For me Twitter is a business mini-blogging platform, and I would think that non-marketers would be bored to tears by my posts. But the numbers keep growing. Truly, I can’t figure out what value I have to most of these folks.

Were you and I to follow each other, I would get why. Maybe I’ll try it. At least you won’t be posting inane drivel about what you had for breakfast etc.

By: Jo

Jo — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:19:11 +0000

Cool I hadn’t tried Twin Influence.

I love numbers but they aren’t my goal. I use them to give me tips about how to get more out of Twitter. I love it when I get introduced to someone really interesting. I am into current events and some people i follow are worth their weight in gold. One day I will meet them.

Spoke to one on the phone today. That was fun.

Looking fwd to reading more.