STUDY: Brands Lose 15% of New Followers in Three Weeks Without Engagement
It would seem that social media users are growing a bit more demanding when it comes to the brands they follow. Last week a study told us that 68% of them simply ignore posts by their favorite brands, and this week a new study finds that 15% of users will stop following a brand altogether after three weeks if there’s no engagement.
Other results of the study, conducted by social marketing company SocialBro as it prepares to release a “Follower Retention” tool, are noteworthy if a bit less revealing:
- “Influencers” suffer least for lack of engagement, losing only one to three percent of new followers for each week they fail to engage
- Normals like us, on the other hand, had better engage if they want to keep their numbers up: “ordinary” tweeters will lose 20% of new followers after a week and 40% after three weeks
While the findings released so far aren’t...
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