Historical Analytics
Our historical analysis tool allows you to find out more about activity on Twitter from over the last ten years of its existence. Our tool uses data sampled from the end of May 2013 right through to mid July 2023.
The dataset consists of nearly 20 billion tweets from this time period, and represents around 1% of all tweets created during this period. This allows you to analyse any topic efficiently based upon your specific time period and region of interest.
Intro
Who should use Historical Twitter data?
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Journalists
Journalists can delve into the historical tapestry of tweets to reveal trends, trace narratives, and fact-check with confidence, providing a comprehensive perspective for compelling storytelling. Please visit __[here ](/p/historical-journalists)__
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Researchers and Academics
Researchers can leverage our platform to conduct sociological, linguistic, and cultural studies with customizable datasets, fostering data-driven research and contributing groundbreaking insights to their disciplines. Please visit __[here](/p/historical-researchers)__
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Investigators
Investigators can follow the digital trail, cross-reference information, and uncover hidden connections critical to their work. Historical Analytics becomes an indispensable tool for efficient and effective investigative operations. Please visit __[here](/p/historical-investigator)__
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Marketing and Brand Professionals
Marketers can analyze historical Twitter data to understand audience sentiment, track campaign success over time, and fine-tune strategies based on past trends and user behavior. Please visit __[here](/p/marketing-brands)__
Key Features of Historical Analytics
Our Historical Analytics are based on Trendsmap’s tried and tested Analytics tools. Many of the features are the same.
Powerful Search Controls
Find the tweets that represent your topic of interest, filter out false positives, and focus in on your area and language of most interest.
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Analyse trends using hashtags, words, phrases, emojis
Use complex Boolean expressions to get exactly what you want
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Up to 10 years of data
Over 20 billion tweets are available. Data from July 23 back to 2013.
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Advanced Filtering
Filter by region, full language support, recent and custom date ranges to assist you to get more actionable results from the segment you need.
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Rich content
Images, videos and emojis provide additional insights
Interactive Map View
A pannable, zoomable map showing multiple geographical representations of your topic. Focus on your specific region or look at the world
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Heatmap
See where your topic/hashtag is tweeted about around the globe
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Conversation
See where the conversation means the most to people on Twitter, and not just where the most tweets are coming from
Statistics and reporting
Statistics
Gain insights on number of tweets, retweets, maximum tweets per minute (TPM), percentage of gender split for tweets and more.
Download data for your own further research
Our Historical Pro subscription allows you to download your results into your preferred spreadsheet program to delve deeper based on your requirements. This includes estimated tweet counts
Tweet sources
See what applications the tweets are coming from. See if tweets are from iPhone or Android, desktop or mobile, or one of the many third party applications.
Tweet and User based content
Find out not only the top tweet content around your topic, but also the top users, and the biggest influencers.
Find the best content.
Learn which tweets are the most popular, influential, replied to or quoted
Top Tweets, Media and Links
Find detailed information on:
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Top Tweets
Most retweeted, quoted, replied and influencing
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Oldest and Newest Tweets
See the most recent activity, as well as find the tweets where a topic started
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Media and links
Focus on media and links by browse through a gallery of just the media relating to a topic. Filter by type to find great photos, viral GIFs and amazing videos.
Queries and shareable reports
Our subscriptions differ by the length of days available for queries, the timeframe of data as well as the number of reports that you can create.
Queries:
Queries allow you to search the dataset to determine whether your search terms are producing results and over what time frame. You can do unlimited queries over short periods (1, 2 and 5 days). These queries will provide results quickly and allow you to refine your search terms and timeframes
Reports:
These are new to Trendsmap and allow you to produce a full analysis of your chosen search term of up to 1, 2 and 5 years. These reports are fully shareable with colleagues and will always reload instantly if you wish to review them again. They will be stored in your account for reference.
Coronavirus Example report
Here as and example of a report with the query ‘#covid OR covid OR #coronavirus OR coronavirus OR #covid19’ from the start of covid in Sept 2019 until July 23 here
