2000th @Opera Tweet Analysis

Yep, @Opera has twittered out 2000 status updates. For seasoned Twitter users, that may not sound like a lot, but as a company, we try to say more less often so we don't bombard our followers with "OMG these pancakes are kicky sweet!" or "What pants should I wear today?"

What do we say, then? Well, I thought it would be interesting to take a look back to see if we at Opera talk the talk that our users expect. Here's what we've said, the larger the word the more frequent it's use just like the Tag Cloud you can put in your My Opera sidebar (usernames and simple words like 'this, a, if, the' have been removed).

Tweet Cloud

There's quite a bit going on here! I had to remove the word "opera" because it was tweeted 1165 times out of 2000, making it so large, the rest were nearly unreadable. :lol: Our next most tweeted words were mini (186 times), thanks (160 times :flirt: ), mobile (154 times), and about 300 links and old style retweets (we like to share, like any healthy twitterer). I think it's safe to say we share and give thanks quite a bit with Twitter.

...Man, I'm glad pancakes and pants didn't register too high!

More Delightful Stats

• @Opera joined Twitter over 4 years ago on March 19th, 2007 at 14:57:13. 525 million babies have been born since that day.
• @Opera has a Twitter Grader score of 100, the highest possible score. #Winning.
• 2.85% of @Opera's tweets are Twooshes, an update of precisely 140 characters. Excellent packing!
• @Opera is self aware and says "Opera" in 58% of updates!
• @Opera has been retweeted over 10k times in just the past 2 years.
• Klout classifies @Opera as a 'Thought Leader' in our industry. We still consider ourselves a 'Celebrity' though.
• @Opera sometimes rewards Twitter followers with goodies. :whistle:
• 6.4% of the time you can expect a little fun.

Your Conclusions

You've heard my thoughts, but we really want to know yours. What conclusions can you draw from this data? Does @Opera talk the talk our community expects from us? I think we have room for pancakes.

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Source: http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/show.dml/29026192