How To Avoid Account Suspension In Twitter

One of the first steps in venturing to Internet Marketing is using social media tools. Using social media, such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and many others is probably the most easiest and practical way of putting your product and services out there. For one, it only takes less than two minutes to register, and it's totally free! Moreover, you can really meet people with the same interest, or better, people who are looking for your product or services, in other words potential buyers!

One of the best place to start social media is Twitter. Twitter is very easy to use, but it can be very complicated, too, especially when you use it to purely market. You have to remember that Twitter is a place where people interact and exchange ideas, and when you join there carelessly, you'll end up with no results. Yes, you might get followers, but those followers will just like you, doesn't care and doesn't respond. Twitter is very much like life, you will always get what you give out. 

In life, however, nobody suspends you when you go out and market your business massively, but in Twitter, they definitely not hesitate to suspend your account when you overwhelm people with your links and tweets.

Here are some of the reasons why Twitter suspends accounts. 

• Spam. This means that an account is known to belong to a spam cluster. 

• Multiple Accounts. Probably all marketers I know have several Twitter accounts with different identities. There is nothing wrong with this, actually, this is a common practice. However, when you create several accounts in a short duration of time, you will have those accounts suspended, especially the last few ones. Therefore, when you create several accounts, don't do it in a short span of time.

•  Technical Abuse. This when twits includes links that lead to phishing sites, malware, and other harmful materials. 

• Stealing. This is when you steal other peoples twits and credit it as your own. When you can't be creative, don't steal twits. There's an option that called "retweet" it's convenient and it can win your friends. 

•  Updates/Twits that includes duplicate links and/or texts. This is very common and annoying. This when you keep on sending the same tweets over and over and over again. When you want to be effective in Twitter avoid doing this, cause you will not only get suspended, but will have have people unfollow you in no time. 

• Misuse of the reply feature. Remember to reply only when needed, and reply valuable information. 

• Aggressive following. This is probably the most common mistake when you are new to Twitter. You tend to click that "Follow" button more than five hundred times, doing this will get you suspended. Moreover, using software that claims to give you thousands of followers in just a matter of days or even hours is sure to get your account suspended.

• User Abuse. When you do all the following things mentioned above, lots of people will block your follow or report you as spam, and that will definitely get your account suspended.

Now that you know what not to do, see you in Twitter!