Being unfollowed on Twitter is a common thing on the platform. While many Twitter accounts would follow you, there would be many unfollowing you too. Sometimes, you should be okay with the unfollowers as it’s beyond your control. But, if your unfollower ratio is high, it’s important to know who unfollowed you.
Harshita Agrawal
Why is it common to have unfollowers on Twitter?
Because of how the platform has been designed, Twitter users are often following and unfollowing accounts. Some of the reasons are:
- Some Twitter users just follow accounts for a small time and unfollow them eventually. If any such accounts have followed you, they will unfollow irrespective of your activities on Twitter.
- You have an inactive Twitter account. Twitter users often stop following accounts who are inactive. If your Twitter account is too active, even that can cause some Twitter users to unfollow you.
- You do not follow them back. There’s a chance that some Twitter users might unfollow you if you don’t follow them back within certain days.
Despite the reasons why you’re experiencing unfollowers, you can get rid of them using the steps below.
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Find your Twitter Unfollowers
Using the Circleboom app, you can find your Twitter unfollowers within a few seconds. Just follow the steps below to know who unfollowed you:
- Login to the Circleboom app by authenticating your Twitter account.
- Once logged in, you can click on the Circleboom menu on the left. Select “The Circle” from the menu and click on “Lost Focus”
- Circleboom will list all the Twitter accounts who do not follow you anymore. These are the accounts who you follow but they do not follow anymore.
- Once you have all the accounts in front of you, you can choose to visit each account and unfollow them. By clicking on the Visit icon, Circleboom will open the Twitter account in a small window. You can unfollow accounts from there.
- If there are certain accounts that you do not wish to unfollow, you can add them to the Circleboom whitelist. This will stop showing these accounts in your search results.
As Circleboom is a Twitter-compliant app, you can be assured that your Twitter account would not be suspended or disabled for using Circleboom. The app makes sure that all the Twitter guidelines are taken care of.
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Unfollow Accounts you do not want to Follow
Other than finding your unfollowers, you can also use the Circleboom app to unfollow Twitter accounts. You can unfollow inactive, spam, eggheads, or all your friends. Though Circleboom doesn’t let you unfollow directly from the app, it still lists all the accounts that are inactive or spammy. This makes finding the right accounts to unfollow much easier. You can quickly learn which accounts are fake and not worth your time.
Final Words:
If you do not have a lot of Twitter users unfollowing you, then you do not need to spend a lot of time stalking who unfollowed you. Rather, you should spend time scheduling tweets and analyzing your existing Twitter followers. These activities will help you in growing your Twitter account in the right direction.
Harshita Agrawal
