I’ve Twitter Graded Myself

That sounds dirty.

Hubspot has a site to “rate your Twitter mojo.”  My mojo is 61 out of 100. Given how not a Twitter celebrity I am, I’ll take it. But that doesn’t mean my competitive side won’t try to raise it…

There’s also a tool for ranking for press releases and websites, using a various set of criteria. It’s not that similar tools aren’t already available on the web, but I found these interesting and somewhat entertaining with a bonus nice interface. (I especially liked the dancing logo while waiting for the website review to arrive. What can I say? I’m into cute icons…)

I plopped a recent press release about our new Cloud Summit Executive event into the text box and scored a 90 out of 100. Not bad. The report tells us we should be doing more with SEO and our releases, so we’ll take the advice.

I then ran www.cloudsummit.com in the website grader but on this one, we didn’t fare so well. Just a 62 out of 100. To be fair, we put the site up in about 8 business days, and while we got high ratings in many areas, there are some standard SEO things that need to be fixed.

In a perfect world, we’d have budgets for a fancy SEO agency to help up get our rating up. But since we don’t, tools like these are nice to have so we don’t get lazy and sit around eating bonbons in the afternoon.

But as soon as I’m done with that bonbon, I’m going to work on my Twitter ranking!