
Analyse your or a competitor's X/Twitter profile
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What you get with this Offer
This service is ideal if you want to understand your current performance, benchmark your content against a competitor, identify what works in your market, and improve your future content strategy.
The analysis will cover:
• Posting frequency, timing and consistency
• Engagement trends across likes, reposts, replies and views where available
• Best- and weakest-performing posts
• Content themes, topics and recurring keywords
• Hashtag and mention usage
• Sentiment and tone patterns
• Format mix, including text, links, images and video where available
• Calls to action and audience interaction
• Content gaps and missed opportunities
• Practical recommendations for future posts
You will receive:
• A structured analysis of the selected profile
• Summary tables and clear visual findings where appropriate
• Identification of high-performing themes and content patterns
• Actionable recommendations to improve reach, engagement and consistency
• A concise written report in PDF or spreadsheet format
Scope: one public profile—your own or a competitor's—and up to 100 posts or one year of history. The profile must be publicly accessible. The service uses publicly available data and does not include private messages, private-account data, follower identity profiling, personal-data enrichment, guaranteed growth, content posting or account management. Data availability depends on what X makes publicly accessible at the time of collection.
Get more with Offer Add-ons
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I can create a tabular report and show you monthly trends
Additional 2 working days
+$47 -
I can deliver all work in 1 working day
+$27
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Please provide:
1. The public X/Twitter profile URL or @handle—either your own profile or a competitor's profile.
2. Choose either the latest 100 posts or up to one year of activity.
3. Tell me whether you want a performance review, competitor research, or strategic benchmarking.
4. Your main objective, such as engagement, brand positioning, content planning or competitor research.
5. Any specific questions, campaigns or date ranges to prioritise.
6. Your preferred report format: PDF, spreadsheet or both.
7. Any known context that will help interpret unusual activity.
Do not provide passwords, private messages, private-account data or confidential personal information.