Also that follow back rate seems to good to be true - usually its pretty horrid
If your follow back ratio is bad, it has nothing to do with anything other than who you're targeting / how your page is structured. Hence me targeting the most desperate, and money deprived group of people on the internet. Mr Beast fans, target better audience, increase your engagement.
It's that simple.
How do you do that? twitter shows only 100 to 200 followers at a time most of them checkmarked. They no gonna followback a new account.
What do you do after that? Twitter will not show you anymore followers after 100 to 200 followers.
Be more strategic man, you can only view a limited amount of followers from the follow tab, but the search tab allows you to see
unlimited mentions.
Instead of going to their profile, try and use a query like.
https://twitter.com/search?q=@mrbeast&src=typed_query&f=live
Now you'll see everyone who's directly replying to
MrBeasts posts, with a majority of them being his own followers.
They no gonna followback a new account.
I have no idea where you get this idea from but it's far from the truth. The content you deliver on your profile page is what determines how many people will follow back, if you have zero posts, no photo, no banner, no bio, no nothing, of course nobodies going to follow you back. If your profile is structured correctly, even in the most competitive niches, I have seen follow back rates as high as 60%, and as low as 10%.. these ranges are large sure, but even a 10% follow back at your daily limit of engagement would be 20-60 followers per day.
Target better users, you can define your bots to have requirements, that will also help your follow back ratio..