Descriptive Name or Personal Name in username and profile?

[gz_cp]

Hi,

When creating accounts on Twitter and Google Plus, is it better to use a descriptive username or a personal (fake) name?

For example, for weight loss niche, is it better to use
1.
Username: The Best Weight Loss Methods
Bios: Follow us for the top 10 weight loss methods in 2014

2.
Username: John Lincoln
Bios: Personal trainer specialized in weight loss exercises, love reading and meditation

Which one is more likely to be followed back when I use the follow/follow back strategy?

 

[gz_cp]

Anyone can provide some insights?
Thanks.

 

[SmTasker]

I'd say you go for the second. Stuffing you keyword everywhere might not be a good idea in the long run, for starters they might start banning faster, like facebook does for not being a real person. Second people might not want to follow an account with all those keywords in the name because it looks like a bot and people are getting tired of spam. Id' say make them look as legit as you can.

 

[TheVigilante]

I'd say you go for the second. Stuffing you keyword everywhere might not be a good idea in the long run, for starters they might start banning faster, like facebook does for not being a real person. Second people might not want to follow an account with all those keywords in the name because it looks like a bot and people are getting tired of spam. Id' say make them look as legit as you can.

cudnt agree anymore bcoz 2nd one also comes to show that you are a pro at something :0

 

[gz_cp]

Thanks for the insights guys.