Click the button below to easily unfollow non-English accounts and ensure you're following the right audience for your content:
Are you finding it challenging to keep your Twitter feed relevant due to language barriers? Managing a Twitter account where most of your tweets are in English but a significant number of your followers or followings don't engage because they speak other languages can be tricky.
Luckily, I know an easy way to identify and manage non-English Twitter accounts, and it only takes two simple steps. With Circleboom, you can easily detect and filter non-English accounts to streamline your feed and boost engagement.
Let’s dive into how you can do it.
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Why Identifying Non-English Accounts Matters
If your Twitter strategy is focused on English content, following accounts that don’t speak the language may affect your overall engagement. Your feed becomes cluttered, interactions decrease, and your Twitter efforts may not be as efficient as you'd like. That's why identifying and managing these non-English accounts is crucial.
The solution? Using Circleboom’s language stats and unfollow tool, you can quickly identify the language your followings speak and unfollow accounts that don't align with your content language.
How to Know Your Followers' Language Stats on Twitter
With the few steps, you can get your audience's language statistics is rendered through tweets from your friends and followers on Twitter:
Step #1: Go to Circleboom Twitter and login with your active e-mail.
If you don't get a Circleboom account yet, you can have yours immediately!
Step #2: Afterwards, let's authorize Circleboom via connecting your Twitter account.
It will be complete in seconds!
Step #3: Once you have entered the Circleboom dashboard, find the left-hand menu.
On the menu, hover towards "User Analytics" and click "Language Stats".
Step #4: The Language Stats graph will prompt within seconds.
Here, you will have the Twitter language statistics for both your friends and followers, separately under two tabs.
Step #5: Moreover, the graphs show the percentage distribution of each language. Hence, you can learn the exact numbers of your friends and followers using any language. This will allow you to analyze your network correctly and prepare language/geography/nationality-specific content to boost engagement and accessibility.
You can even download these graphs as images or PDF files and save them for future reference to analyze your follower growth in more detail.
Unfollow Non-English Twitter Accounts:
To unfollow non-English Twitter accounts, follow these steps:
Step #1: On the left menu, you can find "Following" tab and then "All Your Following".
You can check your friends and learn how many of them are verified, fake, or inactive. There are many filters that you can apply to your friends/followers list.
Get more details about your Twitter friends/followers with sophisticated filters.
Step #2: Then, all your X friends will be listed. Do you see the red "Unfollow" button to mass unfollow all of them?
You can bulk unfollow multiple X accounts with one click thanks to Circleboom, official partner of X.
Conclusion
Managing a Twitter account with diverse followings doesn’t have to be a struggle. With Circleboom's language stats and unfollow tool, you can easily identify non-English accounts and clean up your following list in just two steps. This will help you focus on the right audience and ensure that your feed remains relevant to your Twitter goals.
If you're looking to boost engagement and streamline your Twitter experience, give Circleboom a try today!
