Nathan

Internet, Technology, Twitter, web 2.0

Ever wanted to compare terms most used in Twitter? Here’s one cool application on the net: TwitterVenn.

Simply enter three words you want to search, separated by commas, and click Search. The result is a Venn diagram showing you the frequency of the search term you used, in stand-alone or in conjunction/combination with the other terms you used. It also shows the words associated with the term you searched for.

In the sample screen, Wordpress clearly is the most popular among Blogger and Tumblr in Twitter posts with 30954 Tweets per day.

TwitterVenn is the brainchild of Jeff Clark, the creator of Neoformix.

Check out his other Twitter data visualization tools: TwitArcs, Twitter Spectrum and Twitter StreamGraphs.

[via Harvard Business Review]

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