What to do with my twitter invisible followers?

A lot of my friends have asked me why I’ve quit using my old twitter account @tamalanwar? You know that now I use @blogkori and the simple explanation is that I want to brand my blog in twitter. Well another strong reason for that decision is that I’m kind of fed up with all of those invisible (inactive) twitter followers.

I worked hard on the account and got around 6000 twitter followers but that doesn’t seemed to work because most of the twitter users are either spammers or inactive accounts. Now I got a nice impact from twitter (the traffic thing) but if you take a closer look, you’ll see that, those handful of active twitterers did all the promotion. Now let’s see what we can do with your twitter invisible followers,

1. You can use TweetDeck to filter out all of those useless users and receive tweets only from your friends.
2. They are inactive but they still count! Add the twitter counter on your blog and showoff your followers.
3. Sign up for twitter money making sites and get high paying ad offers.

Having 50,000 inactive followers is like having a lot of people in your team who can’t read or write. It’s worth having at least 10 followers who will read your tweets, promote and contribute. And of course, they are the people who are interested in you; not just followed you because you followed them.

Follow my new updates @blogkori and we’ll share a lot of cool things together. You can also read how to get 1000 twitter followers.

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