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10 Reasons Why We Might Unfollow You On Twitter

June 29, 2013 by Siddharth 4 Comments

Top 10 reasons why most of the twitter users might unfollow you..

# You’re A Spammer

These spammers usually the easiest users to unfollow. Always block spammers. Don’t just unfollow them. If an account gets enough blocks, it raises a red flag within Twitter and they will get removed pretty soon afterwards.

# You Only Talk About Yourself Or Your Product

It’s fair to promote yourself or your product, but if that’s all you do, you have to expect it will irritate or bore a lot of people, who are following you.

# You Use Too Many Hashtags

There are some users who include about four or five hashtags with every tweet, often tagging words that are pretty generic. It will look little tiresome to view your tweets.

# You Never Reply

Where at all possible, treat tweets like SMS text messages. If it’s open-ended or a joke, then a reply is welcome but certainly not essential. If it’s a reasonable question and you have a moment, do reply, or if you’re busy, favourite the tweet and reply later. It takes seconds to do this !

# You’re Rude

We’ll all have our own limits and expectations as to what constitutes civility, but there’s a line for everybody. If you cross it, expect to be unfollowed. So never send rude tweets 🙂

# We Don’t Share Common Interests

This is going to happen from time to time. You’ll follow somebody whose interests and opinions are wildly different or even polar opposites to your own. Sometimes this is a good thing but on occasion it’ll just irritate you !

# You’re Tweeting In A Language We Don’t Understand

It’s still fairly rare on Twitter to be followed by somebody who never tweets in English, but it does happen and will of course become very common as Twitter goes global.

# You Tweet Too Much

Tweet as much as you like, but don’t cross the limit. There are no hard and fast rules about what is considered acceptable limits. But for everybody’s sake, please, don’t be boring.

# You’re Too Negative

Negative people usually upsets us. So, never be negative in your Tweets.

# You’re Too Positive

Not every day is a great day, alright? So don’t be too positive always ;)

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About Siddharth

Siddharth is a full time Internet marketer from India. He assists his clients from designing a website to drive sales through SEO, PPC & Social Media.

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Comments

  1. Avi Singh says

    August 6, 2010 at 10:51 PM

    I think if we are replying to others tweet then we have less chances that other person will unfollow you……
    So be active with your followers and try to taie part in others conversations if they don’t mind……..

  2. Techiespider says

    July 20, 2011 at 11:36 PM

    you have 70,000+ twitter followers,so will definitely listen to you.

  3. Siddharth says

    July 27, 2011 at 9:13 PM

    Cool 🙂

  4. Mahesh says

    July 29, 2011 at 7:12 PM

    Keep following other people in your niche, you will surely get more and more followers. If some users unfollow you, then new followers will balance it, hence the followers count won’t be highly decreased.

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