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Twitter To Deliver Several Billion Tweets An Hour

biz-stone“Billion” is what Twitter’s looking at for the new year. According to Twitter Co-Founder, Biz Stone, Twitter would be ready to deliver “several billion tweets per hour to users around the world.” Also, it is expecting to serve “a billion search queries a day.”

Before you choke on the huge number presented, remember that Twitter used the word, “deliver”. That means, if you have 1000 followers and you sent out a tweet, that would be counted as 1000 tweets delivered.

If you are interested in the total number of twitter messages tweeted out so far, take a look at GigaTweet. There’s no pause for this real time statistic; not even for a millisecond.

With that, it is the number of search queries that I am actually concerned with. As this statistic increases, it reflects how much weight people are putting into other users’ opinion of a certain issue, event or brand. Listening to the Twitter buzz is certainly the quickest way to digest news and feedback. I personally find it both fun and efficient; and that makes Twitter search increasingly important to businesses.

Source: DigitalBeat

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About Sarah Chong

Co-founder and editor of Penn Olson. A laid-back marketing student otherwise. Loves social media and twitters about everything! (yes even about the stranger who chants to himself) A huge Harry Potter movie fan who is extremely scared of geckos.

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