Hayes,
Thank you so much for your response! It’s awesome when companies practice what they preach and clearly you’re doing what we recommend all of our clients do – listen and respond.

The report we were able to provide the Museum when they broke news about the new executive director was exactly what I needed. I didn’t have to continuously collect screen grabs of every single mention and spend my entire day counting total impressions. TweetReach allowed me to go about my day and with a simple click of the button, the report that normally takes me two hours to compile took seconds.

I also appreciate that you’re tuned in to what marketers are looking for when it comes to measurement tools. I look forward using TweetReach with these added components and hearing about your announcement.

If you’re ever interested in creating more measurement tools/applications, we’ll be blogging what the “perfect” all-encompassing SM reporting tool looks like to us. We warn you, though, it’s a tall order!

Thanks again!

I’m the co-founder of Appozite, the company behind TweetReach. Thanks so much for the excellent write-up. Our goal is to provide straightforward metrics about Twitter campaigns that real people can actually use instead of overwhelming you with pretty charts and numbers. We couldn’t be happier to hear you say we fit that bill.

As for the issues you brought up, 2 & 3 are feedback that we’ve gotten from several of our customers and users. Tweet removal makes perfect sense as it’s often hard to craft a query with no false positives. We do plan to support that for our Pro subscription customers. As for the timeliness issue in #3… there’s going to be a big announcement in the coming weeks that will take care of this one. We’ll keep you posted.

Thanks again for the post and please contact me at hayes [at] appozite [dot] com if you have any questions.

Hayes
Founder, Appozite