How To Increase Your Twitter followers?  Just Follow These 4 Steps

1.Mentioned Your location

When I started my Twitter account at the end of college, one of the first accounts that I followed was my college’s account. One afternoon I mentioned that it was a glorious day in Naperville at North Central College.

The account replied to me, retweeted me, and all of a sudden I had a slew of Naperville-based businesses and Naperville-centric accounts following me.

How you can do this on purpose:

Even if you’re an internet-based business, you still live and work somewhere. Connect with your local businesses (as long as they aren’t competitors!), news sources, and city accounts. Most of them will be happy to follow back and then share a little love for their neighbors by retweeting and sharing your content with their followers. This should drive more Twitter followers back to you!

 

2.Mentioned smaller brands in Tweets

When I love a brand, I want everyone to know it. I’m horribly guilty of sometimes tweeting things like, “I totally love @randombrand,” but those are not the tweets that lead to new followers.

Yet when I mentioned how much I love Chicago-based Forever Yogurt in a blog post, I really wanted to let them know. So I mentioned them in a tweet with the link.

 

3.Reply to bigger brands

Just like I write those “I totally love @randombrand!” tweets, I also to reply to questions that big brands like Disney ask. I know that it’s doubtful that they’ll even read the reply, but it’s fun all the same. So when Disney asked about their theme parks, I replied.

Within a matter of minutes, I had at least ten new Twitter followers, and all of them were fellow Disney fans (or travel agents that wanted to sell me a Disney Cruise package).

But why?

Then I remembered that when you click on tweets from the web version of Twitter, you can see which public users reply to those tweets.

How you can do this on purpose:

Any user that clicks to expand a tweet from the web can see replies. So if they happen to like your reply, or you provide a link that seems interesting, they’ll probably follow you over. Like before, target brands that aren’t in direct competition with your business, but still cater to a similar client base.

 

4.Buffer to schedule relevant articles

I started using Buffer as a way to not bombard my small number of followers with five articles in the morning and then nothing for the rest of the day.

And yet, as I continued to use the service, I started noticing a steady increase of followers.

How you can do this on purpose:

Extend the life of your own blog posts and content by posting multiple times in one day, and then a couple times over the following week. Never be afraid to schedule an older post! Also, be one kick-ass content curator. Find other awesome people or brands in your niche and share really great articles. You’ll now be a source of excellent information that lots of people will want to follow. Overall, this is an awesome way to get more Twitter followers easily. (Managing social media for a lot of brands? Think about Buffer has social media management for business level, too!)

 

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