View counts show you the performance insights of your posts, that’s the number of times your post has reached your post has been seen.
View counts doesn’t mean someone engaged with your posts.
Views are counted for each post you scroll past, even when you don’t interact with the posts. This includes seeing it on their home timeline, search results, your profile, or embedded in another website.
If a tweet has a high view counts, this shows that it’s reaching a larger audience. However, view counts are not a perfect indicator of reach because they can be manipulated by the post author or other accounts if they view the post multiple times to boost its numbers.
You cannot view the analytics metric of posts from another author. You can only see the tweet comments, reposts, bookmarks, likes and view counts. Only the author of the can see the in-depth performance insights of the posts.
To see your view counts and in-depth metrics of your tweets.
If you made your account private on Twitter, only the author and followers will see view counts of protected accounts. However, everyone can see view counts for public accounts.
Twitter View count is an important feature for local businesses or brands to learn more about their audience and grow their businesses.
You can see your post’s view counts on the timeline. However, as I mentioned before, view counts do not mean someone engaged with your posts.
Yes, anyone on Twitter can see your view counts for each post you share on the app.
Anyone who came across your posts while scrolling through Twitter. It can be you as the author of the post, your followers, or non-followers. Even though the post was suggested by Twitter and someone saw it on the app, it counts as views.
Posts you come across multiple times, the views may be counted multiple times, but not all the views are unique. If you saw a post on Twitter web and later saw the same post again after you logged in using the mobile app. It will be counted as 2 views.
Yes, sponsored and promoted posts have view counts as long as it is on Twitter.
Yes, you can view counts for private or protected accounts if you’re following the account. Only the author and the following can see view counts for protected accounts.
Yes, every posts and videos you scroll past counts as view on Twitter even when you don’t engage with the post.
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