TwentyFeet Blog – Analytics for Facebook, Twitter, Social Media

Do you know anybody who can get 20408 likes on facebook in one day. @cocacola: Yes, we can! http://20ft.net/mUmxsM #wow #outstanding

What did @cocacola do, to have this outstanding increase in facebook fans? They simple went through the roof! http://j.mp/9DsC3V

Check this track: @cocacola is back to top on facebook. Records for likes, comments and streamposts. http://j.mp/cMin0b #twentyfeetabove …

Astonishing! Coca-Cola received 16603 likes on facebook. Way above the expected up to 4995 (http://20ft.net/I2gTEE). Also Comments were boosted to 1247 comments surmounting our 386 expectation by far (http://20ft.net/G7m7vx).

The shining example: Robert Scoble demonstrates how activity in social media leads to results in social media: He tweeted 62 times (http://20ft.net/r1GTct), gave 39 @replies (http://20ft.net/wMQjIa) and received 12 comments (http://20ft.net/n6Fk8T) and 15 likes (http://20ft.net/QeJSDx) on facebook. Even better: He got 2136 clicks through his bit.ly-links (http://20ft.net/rCSkuD). All this is way above his averages per day. #congrats

Lady Gaga beats President Obama to 10 million facebook fans: http://bit.ly/9hH9cR

Boom! Both @firefox (+100K Fans in one day!) and @mashable (3x more than max exp) had great days on facebook. #yourock – http://j.mp/dntowb

Ka-ching! @mashable attracts +2385 new fans on Facebook (total: 214,497). We expected only +255 to +1217. http://j.mp/9dYsxx #beproud

Ouch! Fans for @firefox on fb changed significantly: -528 (total: 1,433,031). Expected: +1,091.6 to +2,115.6. http://j.mp/9dRjKB

Oh dear. Coca-Cola’s fan page dropped to 22 stream posts. Expected range: 95.3 to 215.3. http://j.mp/bQZwDh #wakeup #activity #counts