To make sure your tweets are noticed, you can do one of two things – you can start tweeting nonstop, or you can get more real Twitter followers.

Tweeting nonstop works against you – when a person starts seeing the same name over and over again in his feed, he starts paying less and less attention to each individual tweet. On the other hand, if you only tweet occasionally, he’s going to notice – a smaller quantity usually indicates a higher quality. People also get annoyed at spammers – tweeting nonstop might cause you to lose followers. Not good – you need real Twitter followers to increase the amount of people who see what you put out.

The percentage of followers who read your tweets (instead of scrolling past) will remain the same, but since you have more followers, more people will see each one.

Who are “real” Twitter followers?
Simply put, real followers are real people who really use Twitter on a daily basis. They tweet, they share, and they reply to others. These are the types of people that you need following you.

Real Twitter followers won’t drop off over time. As in, once you buy them from us, they’re there to stay. The only exception to this is if you buy real Twitter followers and then start spamming unnecessarily – just don’t spam and we guarantee that they’ll continue following you.

They’ll continue to follow you, and they’ll become a solid base for you to promote to. Just don’t tweet too frequently, keep it within 140 characters, and you can advertise and talk to these people as much as you’d like. And they’ll listen, because they’re real people and not fake accounts.

Potential problems with fake followers
Fake followers have their uses, but if you’re looking to actually operate a Twitter account and not just have it be for show, then you want real ones.

Here’s why: people on Twitter aren’t stupid – they know the difference between an account with real followers and fake followers. If you’re just displaying the number somewhere, then fake followers are fine. But if you want to make a dent in the Twitter ecosystem, having exclusively real followers is essential.

Have you ever stumbled upon a Twitter page with an obscene amount of followers, but very little interaction on any of the tweets? That’s the sign of someone who bought fake Twitter followers. Again, this is fine if you’re just displaying the follower count somewhere, but people who are actually on Twitter will be turned off by it. You need real followers who will be favoriting, retweeting, and sharing your tweets.

A calculated, controlled approach
We understand that you don’t want to broadcast the fact that you’re purchasing your followers, even if they are real. To accommodate this concern, we space out the delivery of them to flawlessly mimic natural growth.

Others will send hundreds (or even thousands) of followers to you in a short span of time – this makes it clear that you purchased your followers. With us, no one will ever know that you bought them unless you let them in on the secret.