Yes, and that is the best thing about tags. All the metrics inside a tag file can be compared to see the performance of each account among the others.
Each tag file has the following sections:
- Highlights: this gives an overview of the tracker that has had the highest increase in four specific metrics during a given time period. The metrics are:
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- Who has gained more followers
- Who has sent more tweets
- Who has received more retweets
- Who has received more mentions
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- Statistics: This table shows all the metrics on the Twitter User Tracker for all the trackers in the tag. It is very useful to have a quick overview of all the stats. Each column can be sorted by increase or decrease. The time period can be chosen as well.
- Activity chart: this graph shows the same data as in the statistics section but in a visual way. The trackers to be displayed can be selected, as well as the time period. Finally, you can choose to display between the totals or the increment.