Trying To Figure Out Quicker Way To Find Out Who Stopped Following?
Trying To Find Quicker Way to figure out who stopped Following Me. I have checked with Technical support, but they do not know. They say maybe Private Message Kyle or Carson and see if they know a quick and easy way, but I know they get an overload of Private Messages so I did not go that route.
So I will Share my issue with WA Members and see if anyone else who has had this issue maybe learned a quick and easy way to quickly figure out who has stopped Following. I have not initiated a Follow with anyone, at least not intentionally, but I have tried to be nice and Follow back anyone who chooses to follow me.
So not sure exactly why some have stopped following, but no worries just hope all is well with them.
At first when someone stopped following it was not a problem figuring out who stopped following me quickly, but after having more than 2,000 Followers, it is not so easy to quickly find out who stopped following.
It will take too long figuring out who stopped following the way I did so in the beginning when I did not have many Followers.
So if anyone knows an easy quick way to figure out which members stopped following, it would be very much appreciated if you Shared the Technique.
Thanks To All And To All I Wish The Best!
Michael
I have not unfollowed you but, If I could take a guess at why some stop is perhaps because you are an ambassador and welcome many new people.
As a result, your welcomes come to everyone's notifications, so perhaps that is why they stopped.
I wouldn't worry about it, among others, you provide a valuable service to the community by welcoming and, helping people with their questions as you did for me on my first day here so I thank you for that
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Michael
Michael
This is an issue similar to Facebook: 'collecting' friends. People, including FB's staff keep sending you people to be friends with, and most people just click 'Accept' not knowing and probably not caring to know anything about that person that they just clicked 'accept'. It's like some kind of contest; the more friends/followers you have the more important you seem to be.
So, Michael out of the 2000 followers that you have how many of them have a Labrador dog?
Do you care to even know? [I'm sorry if that sounds harsh, I'm just trying to show you some thing here.]
And what do they know about you? How many know that you have 2 boys and 3 girls?
All I'm trying to say is that it's not a numbers game.
It's about getting to know the people who are following you on some what of a more personal level, rather then on a ' I follow you so therefore you should follow me'.
Bren
