You see that you publish very interesting Tweets on Twitter But you still don't have a very prominent list of followers? Today we explain the 12 most typical mistakes so you don't make them.
1.- You don't have a Bio on Twitter: It will not take you more than thirty seconds to fill out your Bio and it will allow users who see your profile to know a little more about you (improve Branding and trust).
2.- You don't have an Avatar: Showing the generic "egg" only tells the world that you don't want to show who you are or that you have something to hide...
3.- Your account is blocked: Better to offer all content open so that users can retweet or mention you without fear that their followers will not be able to see the entire conversation.
4.- You have been there for a short time: It takes a reasonable amount of time for followers to see your account and start retweeting and mentioning you. Be patient.
5.- You are not regular: If you see that a TimeLine has not been updated for months (or years) you probably think that the tweeter will not write again.
6.- You have nothing to say or publish: If you only publish "It's raining today" or "I'm on the street" perhaps this type of content is not of much interest...
7.- You follow more people than those who follow you: It is one of the classic tactics to upload followers incorrectly. That smells.
8.- Your Profile or your Tweets reveal that you only want to sell: On Twitter you can promote your products but you must also add value with knowledge and curiosities.
9.- Links to your website: Too much advertising on your website will make many think that they already have television to watch advertising.
10.- Promoting incorrect content: If you are promoting porn, gambling or scam sites you better leave Twitter.
11.- Your photos are blurry: The quality of photos is very important so that users can understand your tweets and retweet.
12.- You post Tweets that are too long: There are 140 characters maximum. The ideal would be to make them 110 characters so that they can make retweets and mentions.
