Whether you're interested in Twitter follower networks for market research or personal interest, learn how to find out who follows who on Twitter by accessing the Twitter list of followers.

How To Manually See A User's Following List

You can easily view a list of all the accounts that a user is following by visiting their profile page either on the desktop version of Twitter or from the mobile app.

On Desktop

Open the user's profile page. All Twitter accounts will have access to this feature.

Beneath the user bio, click on the Following number that appears to the left of the Followers list.

From here you'll be able to see all accounts that the user is following. Twitter lists these followers in chronological order, so the most recent accounts that a user has followed will appear at the bottom of the list.

You can access a list of an account's Followers by clicking the Followers list to the right of the Following number on the user's profile page. This will show a list of all the users that are following that specific account.

On Mobile

Open the Twitter profile of your choice and tap on the Following number that appears beneath the user bio (it should be to the left of the Followers list).

From here, you can see all accounts that the user is following. Twitter lists these followers in chronological order, so the most recent accounts that a user has followed will appear at the bottom of the list.

You can access a list of an account's Followers by tapping the Followers list to the right of the Following number on the user's profile page. This will show a list of all the users that are following that specific account.

How To Search For User Interactions On Twitter

Did you know that you can search interactions between a particular person on Twitter?

To do this, you'll need to either input a specific search string, or access the Advanced Search menu.

Via The Search Bar

You can easily look up interactions between two users by inputting the following text into the search bar:

(from:user1) (to:user2)

Keep in mind that this will only provide results in which the first user tagged the second user. If you'd like to do the reverse, simply switch the user's handle into the From parentheses and the other into the To parentheses.

If you'd like to search interactions that included a specific keyword, simply place the keyword before the search string, like this:

keyword (from:user1) (to:user2)

Via Advanced Search Menu

You can access the Advanced Search menu by first searching up a user handle or a search term of your choice.

Once on the search results page, click or tap the three dots on the top right corner.

Select Advanced Search.

Scroll down until you reach the Accounts section. Input the handles of each user that you would like to search interactions between. Fill in any other fields to your liking, and hit Search!

Where To Find Your Twitter Follower Analytics

You can access your Twitter Follower analytics via your analytics page by following the steps below:

From Twitter desktop, click the More menu option on the bottom left (three dots).

Click Creator Studio > Analytics. You will then be redirected to the Twitter Analytics page.

From here you will see a 28 day summary of your Followers analytics on the top of the page, just below your header.

As you scroll down you will see your Follower analytics per month on the far right column.

NOTE: As of the publication of this post Twitter Analytics is undergoing construction and is therefore missing certain features.

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