I have two main accounts on twitter (and some more I have registered for different purposes). @rygh and @nicolairygh is my main accounts. The first account is for tweets in English, the other in Norwegian. Some people unfollowed the @rygh-account when I started to use @nicolairygh for Norwegian tweets. They wanted to Norwegian tweets only – and that is okay! If you make the decision to follow or unfollow me because of content – that is okay. But followers that only follow me to get me to follow them back – that is a game I don’t want to play.
When do you unfollow people on twitter?
Beside the typical follow/unfollow/follow/unfollow game that you get from some – where they constantly follow and then unfollow you until you follow them back (or block them) is users you don’t want to have in your list. People that only use their twitter account to publish promotions, and especially promotions on how to get more followers on twitter. The last group I tend to unfollow is people who post their delicious links, their fourthsquare, bkite or other meta-data in their feed – and if this is the only content – the value of following them is zero. If you are not a part of the conversation – why should we follow you. So I say; if you post your geo-data with tools – you are warned – you should be active part of the conversation – or you’ll lose some followers. Be smart, create a different account for specific content.
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