Alex Kantrowitz auf Buzzfeed hat es analysiert:
… WeiterlesenLast Wednesday, for instance, Trump shared a link to a story citing an Emerson College poll that found voters trust the Trump administration more than the media. Placing a plus sign after the Bitly link he created, “bit.ly/2k4b0imEmersonPoll,” summons a page displaying all the click data on the link — including the number of clicks through to the story and where they came from.
In the case of the Emerson poll story, published by The Hill, more than 678,000 people clicked Trump’s link to it — 558,000 of them on Twitter. 72% of those clicks occurred in the US, 6% were generated in the United Kingdom and another 6% in Canada. Of the remaining 120,000 clicks, around 32,000 originated from Facebook, and the rest from platforms other than Twitter.[…]
A recent Bitly link tweeted by Kim Kardashian, for instance, generated just 2,998 clickthroughs from Twitter despite the fact that Kardashian has an audience of 50 million followers — double the size of Trump’s.