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How can I stop getting site feedback for my old website?
I deleted my old website but still get feedback how can I stop getting site feedback?
How can I stop getting site feedback for my old website?
Did you request feedbacks before you deleted the website; If so just let it run its course.
I haven’t requested feedback for that blog for over a year... I don’t know why I still keep getting feedback on it...
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I am new to twitter and not really sure how this works...
Many people that I don't know are following me on twitter and I am following them back, but some are tweeting about
You don't need to follow everyone back, most of your Twitter followers come by robot programs, they follow auto on keywords. I do follow everyone back and I do that manually, I send them all the next message in the hope they will share it and bring me lots of traffic, some of them have over 500000 followers, and what will happen if they retweet?
https://twitter.com/Eimhier - 3079 followers
Thanks for the follow, my gift 301+ #AMAZING #FREE #WEBSITE #TOOLS https://workathomefuture.com/cool-amazing-free-website-tools RT Your friends will love it
And I attach a picture to it.
When you have an incentive to share, you can use that for gaining traffic
Thank you. I deleted the posts. I had two like that. Of course, once I deleted it I couldn't get back so because I am a new person I could only to it this way. Americans need to understand why something is done. Once I understood there were no problems. So thank you again. I do know there are many cultures on this site. But the one that helps them all is explaining first what needs to be known. Thanks again for your help.
You´re welcome, sometimes it´s hard to explain for not newbies because we do not know what you already know, we are not all perfect teachers ;)
Have a great day!
Hello Paulina, you don't need to follow everyone back on Twitter. I don't personally follow everyone back, I normally look to see if they are active on Twitter and actually have something interesting to say, they don't necessarily have to be in my niche either. I have an acquaintance who taught me a few things about Twitter a few years ago and he is highly successful on Twitter. He is actually following 81 people and has over 31,000 followers. He actually does Twitter training seminars professionally!
Hey Paulina,
The account is yours so you can do as YOU want to.
Personally, I try not to follow bots ... so, if there is not profile picture, I won't follow back ... if the account has, say, only one Tweet and no website address shared but lots of followers, I won't follow back ... if someone is selling Twitter followers, I block them that way they cannot follow me any more!
Quality followers stand a better chance of actually reading your posts and responding to you.
That's a good idea, I think I need to check again who are the users I'm following to make sure they are not bots.
It's totally up to you. It's good to follow other people in your niche, but if you find people in your feed that are just not who you're wanting to follow, simply unfollow them. If they unfollow you back it's not a big deal because they weren't relevant to your niche anyway :)
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Do I need to follow back everyone on twitter?
I am new to twitter and not really sure how this works...
Many people that I don't know are following me on twitter and I am following them back, but some are tweeting about
You don't need to follow everyone back, most of your Twitter followers come by robot programs, they follow auto on keywords. I do follow everyone back and I do that manually, I send them all the next message in the hope they will share it and bring me lots of traffic, some of them have over 500000 followers, and what will happen if they retweet?
https://twitter.com/Eimhier - 3079 followers
Thanks for the follow, my gift 301+ #AMAZING #FREE #WEBSITE #TOOLS https://workathomefuture.com/cool-amazing-free-website-tools RT Your friends will love it
And I attach a picture to it.
When you have an incentive to share, you can use that for gaining traffic
Thank you. I deleted the posts. I had two like that. Of course, once I deleted it I couldn't get back so because I am a new person I could only to it this way. Americans need to understand why something is done. Once I understood there were no problems. So thank you again. I do know there are many cultures on this site. But the one that helps them all is explaining first what needs to be known. Thanks again for your help.
You´re welcome, sometimes it´s hard to explain for not newbies because we do not know what you already know, we are not all perfect teachers ;)
Have a great day!
Hello Paulina, you don't need to follow everyone back on Twitter. I don't personally follow everyone back, I normally look to see if they are active on Twitter and actually have something interesting to say, they don't necessarily have to be in my niche either. I have an acquaintance who taught me a few things about Twitter a few years ago and he is highly successful on Twitter. He is actually following 81 people and has over 31,000 followers. He actually does Twitter training seminars professionally!
Hey Paulina,
The account is yours so you can do as YOU want to.
Personally, I try not to follow bots ... so, if there is not profile picture, I won't follow back ... if the account has, say, only one Tweet and no website address shared but lots of followers, I won't follow back ... if someone is selling Twitter followers, I block them that way they cannot follow me any more!
Quality followers stand a better chance of actually reading your posts and responding to you.
That's a good idea, I think I need to check again who are the users I'm following to make sure they are not bots.
It's totally up to you. It's good to follow other people in your niche, but if you find people in your feed that are just not who you're wanting to follow, simply unfollow them. If they unfollow you back it's not a big deal because they weren't relevant to your niche anyway :)
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Did you request feedbacks before you deleted the website; If so just let it run its course.
I haven’t requested feedback for that blog for over a year... I don’t know why I still keep getting feedback on it...