Now that there are so many channels to share info, and so many people doing it, the noise has begun to penetrate and people are tuning out and instead looking for quality. See my post: Has Your Social Media Jumped The Shark?
By Mitch Monsen of WhiteFireSEO
Recently, WhiteFireSEO hosted a poll on Twitter psychology for marketers, and these are the results. What makes people unfollow you and how can you best get more followers?
Infographic Transcription:
39% of users polled said they’d rather follow a personal account that shares on all of their interests
61% said they’d rather follow a focused account that shares on a handful of topics
80% of those with over 500 followers said that they’d rather follow a focused account
Why’d you unfollow me?
Respondents said it’s because you… (Sum is >100 because multiple responses were possible)
66% Tweet too much
58% Appear automated
47% Share the same link multiple times
38% Don’t Tweet
34% Tweet about yourself all the time
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- Twitter Tips – Steering Clear Of Suspension, Even When Using Tools Such As Tweet Adder 3.0 (preciseinternetmarketing.com)
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