The intentions may be so good, but if the follower thinks that the frequency of sending updates is too high, they will drop out: they will no longer follow the company. I share this experience myself. At one point, a message with offers from my favorite clothing brand appeared in my news overview every day, in addition to all the promotions and competitions that I also saw passing by, what spam!
In addition to quantity, the quality of updates is also of great importance to Dutch followers. The content of the updates must meet the needs of the followers and be relevant to them. In addition, the follower will drop out if the updates are too commercial. If people have the idea that the company is continuously trying to sell products or services to denmark telegram data them, they will quickly leave. My advice is therefore to limit commercial updates and in any case to sufficiently alternate with fun facts or other information related to your company. Look for shared interests between your organization and your fans/followers.
What are your reasons for not following a company anymore?
In short
Create a business page on Facebook and a business account on Twitter. Make sure you are interesting enough, that your updates are special enough so that people want to follow your business. Approach potential followers with advertisements or send them personal invitations. Send fun updates with interesting information and actions (be as non-commercial as possible), but be careful with the amount of updates and don't spam your followers!
The full report is available free of charge from the author, Lianne Worell, of Ruigrok | NetPanel. Also read the other articles in the series ' What's happening online '.