FollowerWonk Issue?
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Used followerwonk to do a Comparison of followers of my brand and two competitors. the question I have is Retweets, Contacts, and URL tweets are broken in percentages all equaling 100%, but how are these calculated to begin with? are each of the three categories compared to social authority or to each other? Basically, I ran it on my brand and it says there are 0% of retweets, when I know there are at least 6 retweets done by the brand.
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Hey Alex!
Can you send us an email with the user handles you are searching at help@moz.com so I can forward it to our devs. Let me know when you have submitted.
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