You may have seen a bunch of people tweeting their Twifficiency score.
twifficiency.com explains:
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In a nut shell, Twifficiency calculates your twitter efficiency based upon your twitter activity. This includes how many people you follow, how many people follow you, how often you tweet and how many tweets you read.
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It gives you just one number for your twitter account. @spudart my twitter account got 39%. What in the world does that mean? I would like them to break that number down. How did I get 39? What is inside that number?
In a quest to see what 39 is, I took 1,000 tweets that mention twifficiency and made the above graph. The median is 41%. Ok, so i’m just a bit below average. But to make the twifficiency score more effective, it would be nice to know what specific areas I could be doing better. Do I need to retweet more?
48%! 🙂 I think it’s because I reply to many people’s tweets, and retweet a fair amount? I certainly don’t tweet that often. http://twitter.com/alforque
57% @ewoklumat. Apparently this system likes ewoks. 55% @fourspudart. Funny how this account is ALL foursquare checkins. 54% @mattshealth. Twifficency must like tweets about desiring chocolate. 46% @tribunematt. I barely use this account much anymore. 42% @spudartlines. 100% automated tweets of headlines from spudart.org 38% @spudart. My best twitter account that has original thoughtful ideas where I regulary @reply to people. 34% @comicstripbeat. I haven’t used this account in a long time.