Twitter users can now track the performance of their Moments. The tool lets users compile tweets into stories and was rolled out to desktop and mobile users today. Now Moments users can access analytics data on both desktop and mobile, which includes the number of times a Moment was viewed, liked and shared. To access the data, users must click on the claret icon at the top right of a shared Moment on mobile, or the overflow icon on desktop, before selecting "view analytics".
Twitter users can now track the performance of their Moments. The tool lets users compile tweets into stories and was rolled out to desktop and mobile users last year. Now Moments users can access analytics data on both desktop and mobile, which includes the number of times a Moment was viewed, liked and shared. To access the data, users must click on the claret icon at the top right of a shared Moment on mobile, or the overflow icon on desktop, before selecting "view analytics".