Generate Historical X (Twitter) Datasets

Generate Historical X (Twitter) Datasets related to any #Hashtag, keyword, @mention or account

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Get Historical X (Twitter) Datasets with a detailed analysis report.

Our Advanced AI driven data retrieval tools can fetch historical X (Twitter) datasets related to any account, hashtag, keyword or mention.

What’s included in our X (Twitter) datasets report?

The Historical X (Twitter) data sets report consists of CSV file of tweet ids and/or user ids along with an analytical dashboard of the your given X (Twitter) data.

Raw X (Twitter) Datasets

The RAW X (Twitter) datasets is provided in CSV and JSON formats with information directly lifted from X (Twitter) servers. Fill this form to get the quotation and a sample dataset.

Analytics dashboard

TrackMyHashtag provides you with a detailed analytical dashboard which displays vital information at a glance. There analytics are derived from your X (Twitter) datasets.

These metrics can be used to draw inferences which can help you tremendously in performing researches or boosting your X (Twitter) campaign.

Some of the analytics available in the analytics dashboard are:

Potential Reach, Potential Impressions, Top Contributors, Influencers, Top tweets, Device source, Top Media, Top links And many other such valuable insights.

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Please note, all the analytics are derived from the information provided to us by our customers and calculated as the estimation results. We don’t claim the accuracy of the analytics.

Price of a Report

The price of our historical X (Twitter) datasets start at $50. This price is applicable on a single report.

Request X (Twitter) Historical data

Price of Historical X (Twitter) datasets depends on date range and volume.

Please note, all the customers who want to download X (Twitter) data must agree to the X (Twitter) Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Developer Agreement, and Developer Policy.


Features

Historical X (Twitter) Data since 2006

Get Historical X (Twitter) data sets dating back to 2006. Any content posted on X (Twitter) since 2006 can be retrieved by TrackMyHashtag.

Datasets in CSV and JSON

The raw X (Twitter) datasets are provided in CSV and JSON formats. This raw, unprocessed data set is provided as it is from X (Twitter) servers without any sort of processing and modifications

Add Filters

Add a number of filters to your search so you get crisp, targeted results. This enables you to get more relevant data sets which in turn, saves valuable time.

Get Analytics for X (Twitter) data sets

With advanced AI driven data processing algorithms, TrackMyHashtag provides you with a detailed analysis report.


Metrics included in our X (Twitter) Data Sets Analytics report

Please note, all the analytics are derived from the information provided to us and calculated as the estimation results. We don’t claim the accuracy of the analytics

1: Basic Statistics
  • Tweet volume: The total count of the tweets posted related to the search term which are present in the raw X (Twitter) data set.
  • Reach: Know the potential reach of the hashtag, keyword or mention on X (Twitter).
  • Impression: Impressions mean that a particular tweet is delivered to a user’s X (Twitter) timeline. He may or may not always see the tweet hence this is always termed as 'Potential impressions'.
  • Total contributors: Total number of people or X (Twitter) accounts engaged with the tweet or hashtag in the Twitter dataset.
  • Tweet timeline: Tweet timeline displays timeline analytics to give you live updates of every tweet and number of tweets posted in the given period of time.
2: Top users, influencers and tweets

TrackMyHashtag provides with a list of most popular X (Twitter) accounts that engaged with your specified tweet, mention or hashtag. This list can be categorized as:

  • Top influencers: A user can be termed as an influencer when he/she is generating a tremendous amount of impressions or engagement of any particular tweet.
  • Most active contributors: The X (Twitter) users which post the maximum number of tweets mentioning a particular hashtag or mention are termed as most active contributors.
  • Top Retweeters: The X (Twitter) users posting maximum number of retweets mentioning a particular search term or hashtag are termed as Top Retweeters.
  • Most Popular Contributors: The X (Twitter) users who have the highest number of followers and engage with the tweet are termed as Most Popular Contributors.
  • Top Tweets: TrackMyHashtag finds the most retweeted and liked Tweets among all the tweets for a particular hashtag.
3: Top Language, Client Source and Top Links
  • The most used device platforms which are used for mentioning the hashtag or posting the tweet are termed as Client source.
  • A graphical representation of the languages used for posting a particular hashtag or tweet is also included with the analysis report.
  • A list consisting of the top links and media URL’s posted along with the mentioned tweet or hashtag is provided. This list helps us in identifying the websites or blogs which are promoting a hashtag or tweet.
4: Other Metrics and Statistics
  • Word Cloud: A Word cloud of all the hashtags which are used the most along with our specified hashtag
  • Contributor’s X (Twitter) age: A graph displaying the X (Twitter) account age of all the contributors is also included. This metric allows us to predict fake X (Twitter) users/accounts.
  • All Media: Details of all the images and videos which were used in tweets mentioning the specified hashtag
 

Customization Options to Filter X (Twitter) Datasets

TrackMyHashtag allows you to customize each and every parameter of the X (Twitter) dataset that is available on Twitter. You can get extremely targeted authentic X (Twitter) datasets which can boost your social media campaign or research. The filters which you can customize include:

  • Keyword: You can define one or multiple keywords to be searched in the Tweet content to get the required data set.
  • Exact phrase match: You can define the exact phrase you wish to be searched to get relevant X (Twitter) data.
  • #Hashtag: You can specify hashtags which you wish to be searched to get required X (Twitter) datasets.
  • @Mention: You can target your search to get specific account mentions.
  • Emoji: Tweets with any specific emoji’s defined by you will be displayed in X (Twitter) dataset.
  • keyword1 or keyword2: You can search for X (Twitter) datasets which has either keyword1 or keyword2 or keyword3 or so on.
  • From User: Search for tweets sent from a specific user.
  • URL: You can search X (Twitter) data mentioning a specific URL.
  • Bio: This function matches a keyword or phrase within the user bio of a Tweet.
  • Bio location: This function matches tweets where the user object's location contains the specified keyword or phrase.
  • Followers count: This function matches Tweets when the author has a followers count within the given range.
  • Friends (Following) count: This function matches Tweets when the author has a friends(Following) count that falls within the given range.
  • Listed count: This function matches Tweets when the author has been listed within X (Twitter) a number of times falls within the given range. You can specify a range for maximum or minimum number of lists to get relevant X (Twitter) datasets.
  • Sample: This function returns a random sample of X (Twitter) dataset that match a rule rather than the entire set of Tweets. Sample percent must be represented by an integer value between 1 and 100.
  • Source: This function matches any Tweet generated by the given source application for example android app, I-phone etc.
  • Language: This function matches X (Twitter) datasets that have been classified as being of a particular language.
  • Place: This function matches X (Twitter) dataset tagged with the specified location.
  • Profile location: This function return twitter data set of those users who specified a particular location in their profile.
  • Posseses links This function matches Tweets that contain a link (could be any link) in the "text" object.
  • Only retweets: This function delivers only explicit retweets dataset that match a rule.
  • Only Original tweets: This function delivers only the original X (Twitter) dataset that match a rule.
  • Only replies: This function delivers only the original tweets dataset that match a rule.
  • Quoted tweets: This is a Boolean search operator that returns all Quoted Tweets dataset. You can get explicit Quote Tweets that match a rule or exclude Quote Tweets that match a rule.
  • Verified: This function is used to get tweets only from verified profiles.
  • Has Mentions: This function matches Tweets that mention another user.
  • Has Hashtags: This function matches Tweets that contain a hashtag.
  • Has media: This function matches Tweets that contain a media URL classified by Twitter.
  • Has images: This function matches Tweets that contain a media URL classified by Twitter.
  • Has videos: This function matches Tweets that contain native videos, uploaded directly to Twitter. This will not match on videos created with Vine, Periscope, or Tweets with links to other video hosting sites.