How to get followers on twitter fast

1. When in doubt, Tweet more often

On the other hand, Twitter tends to require more aggressive content than social media platforms such as Facebook or Instagram.

The top 25% of top-performing Twitter accounts post *12 times per week, according to RivalIQ research.

Approximately twice daily. Due to how quickly the platform moves, brands can always err on the side of being more frequent and less reserved.

The key here is not only to market yourself, but also to change up the type of content you publish.

You have a seemingly unlimited number of options for filling your content calendar.

Your followers' tweets. Industry-related articles.

Interesting stats. News breaking. Updates on you. 

Those are just the tip of the iceberg. When you diversify your content strategy, frequent publishing will help your Twitter algorithm rise.

What should you remember? Fresh content on your Twitter feed indicates that you are active, engaging, and worth following.

It is possible to schedule content for social media without having to tweet constantly in real-time using social scheduling software.

You can effectively gain new followers around the clock using this method.

2. Prioritize visual content whenever possible

Tweets with visual content are more likely to receive likes, shares, and Retweets than those without them, according to conventional wisdom.

A brand's Tweets should be accompanied by some kind of image.

The only problem with solely text-based Tweets is that images will encourage serial scrollers to look at your posts and stop them from scrolling endlessly.

When you're brainstorming posts and content types to publish, take into account:

Utilize editing tools like Canva, Adobe Spark, or Venngage to turn text-based posts into images.

In 2020, infographics saw a 67% increase in popularity, and they are often shared on Twitter.

How-tos and greetings are examples of videos (snippets from longer content).

Whenever possible, use .GIFs, memes, and image macros.

Filling your Twitter feed with visual content can help you gain new followers on Twitter, whether you're looking to inform or entertain (or both).

Note: If you frequently post external links to Twitter, make sure you include an image that isn't just a screenshot in the content preview.

3. Harness the power of hashtags

The purpose of the Twitter hashtag is to help keep your tweets searchable, almost as a form of Twitter SEO.

Tweets with hashtags typically receive more engagement than those without them, just as with images.

Adding a couple of hashtags to your Tweets is a quick way to increase the chances of your account being discovered by new followers.

Also, it takes just a few seconds to do so, and there are plenty of hashtags to choose from.

For instance, you can: 

Make sure to use industry hashtags to complement posts (such as #SEO or #ContentMarketing) that are suitable for your professional content.

Put a personal touch into your Instagram feed by using hashtags that are popular in your community (e.g. #MidweekMotivation)

Make sure to incorporate event-based hashtags as well (such as awards shows, sports events, and so on).

The only caveat with hashtags is that they should not be overused.

A post packed with hashtags looks spammy at a glance and is otherwise distracting.

Ideally, you should limit yourself to one or two (three, at most).

Aside from that, when you know which hashtags get you the most engagement, you can strategically use them.

With Twitter analytics, you can find out which of your brand's tags are the most popular.

4. Engage with Twitter communities in your industry