Lazy Followers On My Social media accounts Help!

It's a great niche but it's very overloaded with people who are selling products and services to others, and willing buyers for such services. Breaking into that industry is very difficult to do.

Like Laurence said, the market might be too saturated. But the problem might also be that you're not offering something they want OR you're not engaging them enough to get them to click.

Twitter clicks are indeed hard to get. But I wonder where your followers came from. If they were purchased -- and I'm not saying they are -- they're probably not real people. #justsayin

yah the people following you are most probably bots.

also, utilize email marketing to get people to read your content and then purchase. offer them a few pages free so they can see what you have to offer and then make them pay.

also the way you market the ebooks and the info should be good.

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There are a couple variables I'd look at: 1- which has been mentioned in previous comments is follower quality. A LOT of active looking Twitter accounts are bots, and a lot of Pinterest Accounts are obviously marketing accounts that are not real people or at best very lame attempts are creating personas. it's more obvious in some ways than others, and some times you can't tell. On Twitter, I have many accounts with 20,000 or more authentic followers that don't get that many engagements (relatively). So you could have a few thousand legit followers who don't do much.

2. Post quality and engagement. Obviously the quality and engagement potential of what you are sharing matters. Then there are factors like: what pictures are you using on Twitter (all your tweets have pics, right?)? Do you use hashtags effectively? Do you mention and interact with other accounts? on Pinterest do you re-Pin things from other accounts? Do you have boards that aren't directly related to what you are selling? Do you have more relevant, and less-commercial boards? Are you giving other people reasons to re-Pin your stuff and share you links? When you look at your niche try to be creative about being broader. As an example, if I'm trying to sell social media consulting services I'm not searching and following "social media" keyword accounts beyond influencers and engagers- that's not my buyer audience. And you can't always go by followers of the accounts you want to mimic. Accounts might not be authentic or might have a different purpose for following that account. Also, there are accounts that will follow anyone and not do anything. It's pretty easy to get a couple thousand real followers manually, but then you have to try to find the right ones.

people are immune to weight loss offers, I suggest to switch to other related narrower niche, and use automation tools to keep your social activity consistent and fun

I believe that you got the followers in organic way. So, they followed you for some reason. What was it? These people might be aspiring to reduce weight and may be looking upon you for inspiration. Are you giving enough inspiration to your followers. Follow an 80/20 approach when it comes to promoting your landing page. You can send one promotional tweet after sharing 4 posts that are inspirational.

It's good that you share ebooks, infographics and the stuff like that. But don't forget to somwhow vary the content and not only sell your products.

Don't oversell your products - especially since you are in the weight loss niche - people will tune you out after a while. Try sharing engaging content that may be related to weight loss and the health industry but not pushing your product. If people establish your worth as someone that is an expert in the field, rather than someone just trying to sell something to them, they will be more apt to click on the links that you are sharing for your ebook/product.

You can also get in touch with someone who can create graphics for you to share that are inspirational and include your handle on them.

Did you purchase followers?