So you built a nice list of followers and eagerly trying to use Twitter to create curiosity, views, traffic, or purchases. All goes well, you are tweeting daily and respond to instant messages. One day you'll notice that rather than going up, your number of followers is going down. Wait, what? Down? That's not what you want! So, where are they going? Why you are losing subscribers?
There are several reasons, all of which can be easily fixed! If you have lost a subscriber, take a few moments to look at the Twitter habits to see which of these could be the cause. Of course, there might be other reasons, but these are some of the biggest reasons that are commonly seen.
Do you automate your tweets and direct messages? Nothing wrong with this ... Lining up an auto-tweets is a great idea because it will help you make sure you give your followers useful information to each and every day, but watch out for more than automation, particularly the automatic direct messenger. Nobody likes getting a message that is automatically something like "Thank you for following me, check out my website!" Many people consider that spam and to stop covering for it. Instead, try something like chirping highlight any new followers thanking them for you next.
Are you one of those people who became Twitter tweet after to make sure you see it? Just once is enough! Nobody wants their wall spammed with the same or similar tweets. You should also try not to tweet too often. If you feel your followers spammers are likely to cease to follow so they can see other people's tweets.
If you use Twitter as a social platform, which is the best way to use it, you probably ask your questions or followers in his tweets or replies to their tweets. Do not just ask and let it, be sure to answer them. Follow up with them so they know it! The same goes for instant messaging, take the time to answer them on the timing issue.
no longer promoted. People come to Twitter for fun, not like selling. Instead of sending them directly to the sales page or squeeze page, try connecting them to an article that will link to your sales page. It will get much better results. Do not sell. No one wants to follow someone that just seems to be trying to earn money from them.
One that many people do not think about: profanity. Many kids use Twitter, and many adults can access from work. Keep things safe for work and for minors.
Of course, there are other reasons could be losing followers. These are the most common, but if you have addressed all these problems and keep losing followers, do not give up hope! If all else fails, tweet about it! Ask your followers what they like and dislike and see what you can change to make them happy. Let them know your relationship with them is important and you want to make sure you do everything you can to help them.
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