Should you delete your tweets or your Twitter account? Learn the difference

Twitter can bring out the best and the worst in people. While some people can use Twitter constructively to build their network, many fall prey to community hatred. Not even mentioning that a lot of people are thinking of leaving Twitter.

If Twitter has recently provoked your dark side, it would be time to decide if you should take a break and delete all your tweets, or delete your Twitter account altogether.

Keep on reading for more details about the various aspects of your Twitter behavior and whether you should delete your tweets or delete your Twitter account accordingly.

But If you choose the first option of tweet deletion, here's your shortcut to mass deleting tweets:

Delete tweets vs delete Twitter account

Let's see how you can act depending on a few different situations.

Possible offensive content

Have you been using a bit of a strong language in your recent tweets? Or maybe it's about the visuals/videos you're using?

Well, if you believe some of your Twitter content may be offensive for some people, you might want to change that. Otherwise, you may eventually start losing followers.

What to do? Delete your recent tweets.

Check who recently unfollowed you on Twitter and see if you see a pattern between your tweets and followers lost. If you do, then delete all such tweets from your Twitter account with Circleboom.

Why Circleboom?

Because with Circleboom you can;

• Delete tweets by keywords, and
• Delete Twitter media.

Excessive promotion

Many people on Twitter indulge in self-promotion from time to time, and it’s not a bad thing. However, if your self-promotion has reached a state where no one finds it useful, you might need to stop.

What to do? Delete unengaged tweets and tweet better content.

It would be advisable to delete repetitive promotional tweets or delete tweets that get fewer or no likes at all. So, you'll be keeping your best tweets only.

Circleboom helps you with that too, as it lets you delete your tweets by engagement!

And the next step is tweeting content that would resonate with the interests of your followers at the right times.

But wait, a few other Circleboom features are on the way!

• First, check the interests of your Twitter followers with Circleboom.
• Then, identify your personal best times to tweet.
• After that, create your posting calendar to schedule your tweets.
• And don't forget, you can always get some help from Circleboom's AI tweet generator!

Rebranding or a complete change in identity

Have you had a 180-degree shift in your career or life? Have you reached a point where you don’t want to identify yourself with your old identity anymore?

Many people with sudden changes in jobs or careers decide to start afresh, leaving their old traces behind. In such a case, just deleting tweets is not enough.

What to do? Delete your tweets before a certain time.

Don't worry, as there is no need to delete your Twitter account entirely in such a case. Your friendly neighborhood Circleboom is here to help you delete tweets by date!

Now, you can easily rebrand your Twitter account without people knowing who you were before!

Read more on that here:

Insisting on deleting your Twitter account?

Well... We simply can't list every possible scenario here, and despite all that Circleboom offers, your situation might be a little out of hand.

Maybe a wrong tweet went viral, and now you'll be known for that by a lot of people despite all your efforts... Yeah, it happens even to the best of us sometimes.

We feel you, and no pushing. We understand how cruel social media audiences can become. So below is your guide if you've made up your mind about leaving Twitter.

To delete or not to delete

We hope the examples above have given you a clear perspective and helped you decide if you need to delete tweets or your Twitter account.

Deleting your Twitter account would be an extreme step, and you should only do it if you are 100% sure. If you have doubts, it would be easier to simply delete tweets or deactivate Twitter accounts.

Let us remind you once more: A powerhouse like Circleboom is here to help you out with all of its features. See what else it can do, and maybe you'll find more reasons to just clean up your profile rather than leaving Twitter.