ir0n22
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- Dec 8, 2018
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Hello, I have a question and I need some insight, please.
We have a Twitter profile with approx. 20K followers. The problem is that only a fraction (my estimate is 2K - 4K) of those followers are interested in our tweets.
I would like to know if it's possible, that these good followers, interested in our communication, don't see the tweets when they browse the feed on Twitter because the majority of our followers are ignoring the tweet, there is no engagement from them (no likes, no RT, no comment).
If this is really the case, what would you suggest doing?
I mean we can't block 16K followers, right? That's insane. It would make more sense to start again with a new account...
Thank you for your time!
We have a Twitter profile with approx. 20K followers. The problem is that only a fraction (my estimate is 2K - 4K) of those followers are interested in our tweets.
I would like to know if it's possible, that these good followers, interested in our communication, don't see the tweets when they browse the feed on Twitter because the majority of our followers are ignoring the tweet, there is no engagement from them (no likes, no RT, no comment).
If this is really the case, what would you suggest doing?
I mean we can't block 16K followers, right? That's insane. It would make more sense to start again with a new account...
Thank you for your time!