 # Easy Twitter Hack That Can Help Spread the Good Word of Crypto Currencies. # This is a call to all of my fellow online influencers including those of you in the Crypto Currency world. The easiest way to spread the word about a subject is to have followers who value your opinion. The one caveat is that the majority of these people would also like to be followed back. Fans love it when you follow them across social media and will reward you greatly. ## Examples of Twitter Accounts that Do No Follow Back in the World of Crypto Currency. ## ### @TraceMayer %20_%20Twitter.png) I talked to @TraceMayer about this at LaBitConf. He is an amazing guy to talk to and is quite busy but imagine if he spent just 10 minutes a day engaging and following his Twitter audience. He would easily add 1,000 followers a month. He has been on Twitter since 2009 if he added 1,000 a month he would be near 100,000 followers by now. That is some serious Twitter influence! Get to work buddy. [Trace Mayer on Twitter](https://twitter.com/TraceMayer) ### @RogerKVer %20_%20Twitter.png) Roger is another perfect example of someone who has a Twitter account that could easily be 10X bigger. His tweets do very well but he also does not follow back. I have never had a chance to meet him in person but you know that I will make sure to bring up his social presence when I do. I know that media does much of the work for him but a personal brand is the cornerstone of online influence. [Roger Ver on Twitter](https://twitter.com/rogerkver) ### Juan Llanos is not on Steemit yet. %20_%20Twitter.png) Juan and I had a great talk about his Twitter at LaBitConf. He told me the reason he does not follow back is because he does not want to clutter his Twitter feed. He uses it for his news source. I told him that there is something called lists on Twitter. He can literally follow everyone who follows him yet have a list of all of his favorite new sites so that he could toggle back and forth. This is a common theme for Twitter users. Learn how to use Lists and show your followers some love. [Juan Llanos on Twitter](https://twitter.com/JuanLlanos) ## Now for Some Examples of Following Back on Twitter. ## ### @DollarVigilante %20_%20Twitter.png) I will start by saying Jeff and the Dollar Vigilante are a [200 Social](http://200social.com) client. Every day I use a tool called Crowdfire to follow and unfollow Twitter accounts. We have a few rules when we do this. If the accounts look fake we don't follow back and if an account unfollows we do the same. This keeps it easy to manage. When we took over the account it already had 7,000 followers but it was not following back. Once we started doing that the follower account exploded! Now exactly one year later the account has added 16,000 followers. [Dollar Vigilante Twitter](https://twitter.com/DollarVigilante). ## @Steemit %20_%20Twitter.png) We also manage the Steemit Twitter account. We began back in September 2016. At the time the account had 600 followers. As you can see using the following tactic has really paid off. We just passed 11,000 followers. One thing that we do with the Twitter account is to Retweet some of the Tweets that mention @Steemit. There are some rules we follow but we do Retweet many Tweets. We also utilize Buffer to schedule 24 Tweets per day. These are articles found on the trending page of Steemit.com. Make sure to follow the account to get followed back. [Steemit on Twitter](https://twitter.com/Steemit) ## What Can We Learn from This? ## People love to be followed back! If you reward people with your attention, no matter how small, they will reward you for it. This is human nature. So if you are guilty of ignoring your fans please change course and start following them today. This rule applies across social media. If we are going to spread the word of Crypto Currencies we need to step down off of our pedestals and start mingling with the masses. https://img1.steemit.com/0x0/http://www.randyhilarski.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Randy-Banner-Steemit.jpg
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