Twitter Quote Retweets Export

Step By Step Guide

The Twitter Quote Retweets Export automation helps you efficiently extract all quote retweets of a specific tweet for deeper insights into engagement. Founders, marketers, growth hackers, and sales managers can use this data to analyze audience sentiment, identify potential leads, or monitor campaign performance. Export results to Google Sheets or CSV with ease and automate the process using TexAu.

Step 1: Connect to Twitter with TexAu

Log in to your TexAu account at v2-prod.texau.com. To enable Connect your Twitter account. Click Add Account and select Twitter. Choose one of these secure connection methods:

Click Add Account and select Twitter

1. Use one of two connection methods:
   • Share via Magic Link: A secure and fast way to connect your Twitter account by receiving a login link in your email.
   • Add Account via Extension: Log in through TexAu’s built-in browser extension for a manual setup.

Tip: Use Magic Link for a quicker and more secure connection.

Step 2: Log in to the TexAu App and Locate the Automation

Navigate to the Automation Store, search for Twitter Quote Retweets Export, and click the automation to open its configuration page

Step 3: Choose Cloud or Desktop Automation

Select your preferred execution mode for the automation:

• Cloud:  Automate tasks on TexAu’s servers using built-in proxies. Add a custom proxy anytime via Settings > Preferences > Proxies.
• Desktop: Run the automation on your local device using your IP address to simulate manual posting.
  Tip: Running the automation in Desktop mode saves cloud runtime credits and provides more control over execution.

Step 4: Select Your Input Source

TexAu allows you to export all quote retweets of a specific Twitter post, helping you analyze engagement and audience sentiment efficiently.

Single Input

This method enables you to extract quote retweets for a single post.

• Account: Select your Twitter account for extraction.
• Post URL: Enter the URL of the Twitter post for which you want to extract quote retweets.
• Extract Limit (Optional): Specify the maximum number of quote retweets to extract (up to 1,000 per launch).

Google Sheets

Ideal for extracting quote retweets for multiple posts stored in a Google Sheet.

1. Connect your Google account
   • Use Select Google Account to choose an existing connected account or add a new one through Add New Google Sheet Account.
2. Select your spreadsheet
   • Click Open Google Drive to locate the Google Sheet with the list of Twitter post URLs.
   • Choose the spreadsheet and the specific sheet containing the data.
3. Adjust processing options
   • Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Define the number of rows to process.
   • Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Specify the number of rows to skip if required.
4. Provide input details
   • Post URL: Ensure the correct column in the Google Sheet contains the Twitter post URLs.
5. Enable Loop Mode (Optional)
   • Use Loop Mode to reprocess the Google Sheet from the start after all rows are completed.

CSV File

This method extracts quote retweets from Twitter post URLs stored in a CSV file.

• Upload the file
  • Click Upload CSV File to upload the CSV file containing the Twitter post URLs.
  • Verify the data preview before proceeding.
• Adjust processing settings
  • Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Define the maximum number of rows to process.
  • Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Specify the rows to skip if needed.
• Provide input details
  • Post URL: Ensure the column with Twitter post URLs is correctly identified in the CSV file.

Tip: Use Google Sheets for dynamic data or lists that require frequent updates, and CSV files for static datasets.

Step 5: Schedule the Automation (Optional)

Set a schedule to run the automation at specific intervals or dates. This is ideal for keeping data updated over time.

• Click Schedule, then choose a start date and time or a recurrence option:
  • None
  • At Regular Intervals (e.g., every 12 hours)
  • Once
  • Every Day
  • On Specific Days of the Week
  • On Specific Days of the Month
  • On Specific Dates

Tip: Regular scheduling helps you monitor ongoing campaign performance or engagement trends.

Step 6: Set an Iteration Delay (Optional)

Avoid detection and simulate human-like activity by setting an iteration delay. Choose minimum and maximum time intervals to add randomness between actions. This makes your activity look natural and reduces the chance of being flagged.

• Minimum Delay: Enter the shortest interval (e.g., 10 seconds).
• Maximum Delay: Enter the longest interval (e.g., 20 seconds).

Tip: Random delays keep your automation safe and reliable.

Step 7: Choose Your Output Mode (Optional)

Choose how to save and manage the extracted alumni data. TexAu provides the following options:

• Append (Default): Adds new results to the end of existing data, merging them into a single CSV file.
• Split: Saves new results as separate CSV files for each automation run.
• Overwrite: Replaces previous data with the latest results.
• Duplicate Management: Enable Deduplicate (Default) to remove duplicate rows.

Tip: Google Sheets is ideal for teams working collaboratively and needing real-time data access.

Step 8: Access the Data from the Data Store

After the automation finishes, navigate to the Data Store section in TexAu to view your results.

1. Locate the Twitter Quote Retweets Export automation.

2. Click See Data to view or download the extracted quote retweets in your chosen format.

   

This automation is invaluable for marketers and growth hackers to track quote retweets and gather audience insights. Sales managers can identify leads who engage with specific tweets, while founders can use the data to monitor brand sentiment. TexAu’s seamless integration with Google Sheets or CSV ensures efficient data handling and analysis.