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Tool: Tweetreach

Knowing what you are doing on Twitter is hard to grasp. 
It is like the ultimate experiment in broadcasting. You can test different headlines, content, times of day, you name it.
But you never really grasp how far you are reaching, right? Click throughs are easy to find right? But even that may not be entirely helpful if you are just trying to gauge who sees your name out there. 
Somehow I've missed  tweetreach.com for the longest time. For FREE, they will look back at your last 50 Tweets and determine your reach.
To give you an idea, despite the fact that he has over 6 million followers, Ashton Kutcher's reach isn't as big as you might think:
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This is a great way to see if you just being overexposed to small group or if your followers are helping to spread the love about you.
A great tool, but you don't have to take my word for it. Look over at one-forty's reviews.

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