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When we think about social media, Twitter is one of all that comes to our minds at first. It is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. Apart from the massive number of common users from all leading countries, eminent personalities belonging to every sector actively use Twitter.

Besides individual users, the business profiles are also available on Twitter. In most cases, the business owners directly handle it and desire to get more and more followers in less time. However, they fail to follow some steps that can change their desire to reality.

We are here with the steps you can follow to increase the number of followers on a Twitter account. All the steps mentioned here are standard, so any type of paid promotion is unnecessary.

How To Get More Twitter Followers

1. Tweet frequently

It would be best if you frequently tweet from a profile as it shows up on the news feed. It can allow many random people on the platform to go through your tweet.

Moreover, the people who already follow you can re-tweet (share) it on their profile. This act can also ensure a continuous boost up in the number of followers on your Twitter profile.

In simple words, the increase in your followers depends vitally on the average period you remain active on Twitter. If you discontinue remaining active on the platform, the profile reach will diminish, resulting in a breakdown on increasing followers.

Tip: Use a scheduler like Crowdfire to schedule your tweets.

2. Tweet Sensibly

If you desire to get more followers on your Twitter account, make sure you tweet sensibly. If you are new to the platform and want your business profile to get more exposure, restrict yourself from tweeting anything controversial.

The best way you can take is to stick to your business niche and use the platform primarily to communicate with the customers.

Check for Twitter analytics to show you whether your efforts on the platform are bringing you any yield. Remember that you must never expect the number of followers on your profile will suddenly increase in hundreds. There is always a fluctuation and depends on any of the tweets getting viral or not.

Time sensibility is another thing you need to keep in your mind. Check your target audience and observe when most of them are active on Twitter. Once you know the approximate time, keep tweeting facts about a business or a brand. You can see the number of followers increasing gradually.

However, you must always follow back people or brand profiles that need to be observed to consider the business.

Tip: Make your best post better with Crowdfire best time.

3. Link Your Twitter Profile with the website and other Profiles

Linking your Twitter profile with other social networking sites or your business website is always a good idea. Random users can get attracted to your Twitter handle. They can even visit your website if the content you publish is interesting.

So, as a brand owner, you can expect to get sales through Twitter apart from the new followers. On the other hand, you can get followers on your profiles of other social networking sites if cross-linking is done.

4. Use Relevant Hashtags

While tweeting regularly, you can see a huge amount of hashtags used by several users. Make sure you use them too. Any hashtag related to your business or personal point-of-view can earn you new followers on Twitter.

You can become the voice for a movement or a preacher educating the random users and your existing followers by using hashtags. If this is done in the right way, you can earn an outstanding reputation as a Twitter user. If you are a business person, always remember that a loyal followers’ base can give you a loyal customers’ base with time.

Always choose hashtags that relate to your industrial sector. You can even use holiday hashtags if you are confident about correctly making relatable posts.

Being an established brand owner and posting about a global or national movement can boost the number of followers on your Twitter profile. However, you should be careful about not harming the views of the majority of your followers.

3. Target Followers belonging to your niche

Targeting is a primary thing you need to do to get maximum followers in less time. Twitter allows the tagging facility like most other social networking sites. You can either tag another company or individuals belonging to your niche and address him/her with a quote.

This can let followers of the other person or company profile watch the post. As a result, they can get an opportunity to visit your profile. Always remember, technically, most of the profile visits end up with another follower.

Targeting posts is an excellent task as it can be useful for the followers already present in your profile. It can be information about a product or an offer. Also, what needs to be taken care of that the existing followers can retweet your post and bring you new followers.

4. Publishing Creative content

The number of likes and retweets shows whether the post is successful or not. To ensure getting more likes from the pre-existing followers and attracting new ones, you should add creativity to your Twitter posts.

One of the simplest things you can do is add photographs to the posts. Make sure it is entirely related to the post. Most users get easily attracted to the posts containing the images.

If you do not have any images, try making a small video clip and speak up everything you need to tell your followers. While publishing the video, you need to put the hashtag and a single line regarding the video clip’s topic.

Infographics also can play an essential role in attracting new followers to your Twitter account. You can post authentic market survey reports on the tweets to show how your brand has successfully thrived in the market. Random interested viewers who go through the post can have a higher chance to become your follower.

5. Engage with Random users

As an individual, you need to get engaged with random Twitter users in the comment section. You can consider this as barging in deliberately, but it can help you fulfill your desire to get more followers on your profile.

Be very careful regarding the post under which you would join a debate or a comment session and present your ideas. The best you can do is make a formal approach in the initial phase and gradually give your best performance as a presenter.

Once you start talking about the topic, some random followers might visit your profile out of curiosity and might end up tapping the follow option.

Final Words

While opening a Twitter account, you should keep the fact in mind that it is a place where different types of people are present, and they are quite active. So, you need to be careful about the way you post and the words you use.

Go through the terms and conditions of Twitter properly while opening an account. As an individual or a brand representative, you can observe other users for a few days and then start actively using the platform to promote your brand and increase the number of followers.

For the startup, you can decorate your Twitter profile with some uniqueness like your brand’s trademark or a tagline that can improve your viewer’s recognition.

Today’s Entrepreneur Quote…

By Sharon Remeikis Online Marketing Solutions

On February 26, 2021

In Entrepreneur

‘Work from Home Forever’ Is the Good Life. The Office Needs to Die.

By Sharon Remeikis Online Marketing Solutions

On February 25, 2021

In Entrepreneur

Let me be frank: I don’t ever want to go back to the office.

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Written By Tim Denning

A one mans perspective shared by many others no matter where you live.

There is a debate raging on LinkedIn.

Should we all go back to the office one day?

I say no freaking way. Working from the office is my least favorite way to work. I’m not going to go easily, you hear me?

The Armpit Smell Commute

The train I catch to work is full by the time it arrives at my station. This means I smell the armpits of many people while being one of the many sardines trapped in the train carriage, unable to breathe.

The commute takes so much of my day, and I live close to the city. The commute means I will have to buy my first home closer to the city than I would like. In a big city such as Melbourne, this comes at an enormous cost.

The cost of living close to the city means I will have to work longer and harder to pay off the huge mountain of debt that awaits me when I buy my cardboard box townhouse in an alley inhabited by rats, close to the obligatory office.

I can do my job fine at home. Why do I need to mortgage my freedom to live close to an office that makes me less productive?

Commutes are a nightmare after you’ve worked from home every day for a year. Unless you like the smell of armpits, of course.

The Pandemic Isn’t Over

People at my office keep planning to return to work. The pandemic doesn’t care though. We had many days of zero cases in Australia. Now we have outbreaks again and I’m back in lockdown.

Vaccines are going to take their sweet-ass time to be administered which is to be expected. The idea the pandemic is suddenly going to go away is ridiculous. What Donald Duck would ever say that?

The office remains a fantasy. Let’s keep it that way. Maybe we could convert offices to housing for the homeless, rather than waste the space having meetings with no clear ROI.

The Sudden Interruptions

Remember the good ol’ days of the office. You pour yourself a cup of el cheapo instant coffee (or badly made barista coffee if your workplace is one of those types). Then you walk towards your office chair. You’re almost there. You’ve almost reached freedom. Then Bob wanders over. He wants to ask you lots of questions that would be better as an email. He can’t ask them quickly either.

Once you fight off Bob, then comes the next person. A day in the office is a day of constant interruptions.

The productivity gurus say notifications on your phone are the kiss of death. But what about Bob and his band of misfits? I don’t miss office interruptions. Maybe in the next life I’ll be a cat living in solace.

The All-of-a-Sudden Meeting

You know the one. That moment where you decide to sneak out the side door of the office to have an early lunch. As you walk through the door, look behind you, see the coast is clear, and then walk through the door, a colleague randomly bumps into you.

“Are you going for the meeting?”

Me: “What meeting?”

“The meeting we decided to have now to discuss the thing. You know, the thing? That important thing.” *Lunch ruined*

When everybody is co-located like tigers in a cage at the zoo, it’s hard to avoid meeting overwhelm. You have the scheduled meetings. But it’s the all of a sudden unplanned meeting that is a death by a thousand paper cuts. The office is a place where there is always an excuse for a meeting.

The Free Lunch for Cavemen and Cavewomen

I eat plants. In the world of office catering that makes me a weirdo.

The free office lunch is where I go to be punched in the face by a pork sandwich.

This is another reason I hate the office. Why do all office lunches have to be made of meat? Why can’t offices catch up with the times, and if they insist on feeding a bunch of hungry cavemen and cavewomen, serve a few plants here and there?

Office food makes it easy to cheat on your diet. When I eat too much at the office my pot belly returns. At home, I eat healthy food because I don’t allow junk food to be purchased.

Junk food in, bad quality work out.

The Office Needs to Die

Let’s add the office to the grim reapers’ list, along with Facebook. The office is from the old world.

In the new world, everything is virtual. We can still have offices but they need an update. What we need is a virtual office where we don’t need to pay craploads of money to be physically located near it.

Star Wars predicted the future. Holograms of me standing around in my underpants should be good enough for a business meeting. Trust me, you don’t want a meeting with me in person. The Instagram filters aren’t turned up so high when you’re standing inches away from my face.

There is virtual office real estate now, too (via Decentraland), where you can stick a giant over-bloated headquarters in cyberspace and pretend to be all grown up and business-ey. I don’t ever want to return to a physical office.

The perks of work from home are far too great to give up. Let’s make physical offices extinct, so virtual offices can be the future.

Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment below.

Today’s Entrepreneur Quote…

By Sharon Remeikis Online Marketing Solutions

On February 25, 2021

In Entrepreneur

Advertising Statistics…

By Sharon Remeikis Online Marketing Solutions

On February 24, 2021

In Advertising, Business, Entrepreneur, Marketing, Network Marketing, Small Business, Social Media

Welcome back.

Okay, so yesterday’s topic as you know was small business statistics. If you are new to our blog, welcome and please don’t forget to subscribe so you won’t miss future posts. You can also catch yesterday’s blog post from the pull down menu.

Today, we will be sharing advertising statistics!

Getting visibility for your business today encompasses much more than paid advertising. Social media, blogging, influencer marketing, and more are all options. Yet ad spend keeps growing as advertising statistics prove. By 2021, worldwide advertisement spending will touch a hefty $559.85 billion.

In the past, you may have wondered what is the cheapest way to advertise, or even whether it’s possible to find free business advertising. But smart questions go beyond cost alone, so we have assembled a range of statistics for you to be effective. The authoritative advertising stats and facts below will guide your strategies to help get a good return on investment.

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