How Many Twitter Followers in One Day?

In twitter, you can follow people not more than 1,000 per day, but since you are new I suggest you to follow people less 200 per day.

Direct Messages: 250 per day.

Updates: 1,000 per day.

Changes to Account Email: 4 per hour.

Following (daily): Please note that this is a technical account limit only, and there are additional rules prohibiting aggressive following behavior. You can find detailed page describing following limits and prohibited behavior on the Follow Limits and Best Practices Page. The technical follow limit is 1,000 per day.

Following (account-based): Once an account is following 2,000 other users, additional follow attempts are limited by account-specific ratios. The Follow Limits and Best Practices Page has more information.

I don't understand your question please come again.

I found the Twitter page, makes sense:

https://support.twitter.com/entries/68916#

It's different for the first 2,000 friends you have. Once you exceed that, a safe ratio to have is to never have 10% more friends than followers. So, if you have 10,000 followers, it's safe to have 11,000 friends. Probably adding 1,000 friends per day is a bit aggressive, especially in the early days. The higher the number of followers you have, the higher the number of people you can follow in a day.

isn't it too much to follow more than a 100 a day?
don't get too fast in case of social media marketing. remember they can hurt you at any time ;P

Twitter SAYS you can follow 800 people per day with a new account, but you really cant.

In my experience, anytime you follow more than 350-400 people per day with 1 account, they will suspend you for "aggressive following"

ALSO - Once you are following 2000 people, you will NOT be able to follow anybody else until 2000 people are following YOU. Once you get 2000 followers, these limits will increase. But until then, you will need to unfollow people. That way you can keep following new people.

Whatever you do, whether it be following, unfollowing, sending tweets or whatever, you want to make sure that a human could do the same tasks, in the same amount of time. I dont know if you're using a program to manage it or not, but if you are, just keep things realistic.

For example, when a typical twitter user decides to follow someone, they will usually check out their profile, read a few of their tweets, and then decide if they want to follow them. The whole process can take anywhere from 30 seconds to a few minutes - But its NOT instant.

However its different for unfollowing - When someone decides they want to unfollow you, they click your profile, and click unfollow. Takes a whole 10-20 seconds. lol so you can obviously speed the unfollowing up.

So if you're using a tool, just keep that in mind. Your accounts should mimic a real twitter user.

It can take weeks to get an account back, and thats IF you get it back at all. So you dont want to push your luck.

I would take it easy (200 per day) at first till you get to 6,000 or so followers. That seems to be the safe spot. From my experience at least.

The reason for the 10% limit is to prevent spammers overrunning the platform. So, if you get 500 followers in one day, you can follow up to 50 - that's once you're following 2,000 users.

If you follow 1,000 people a day, that would probably be regarded as too aggressive and potentially get you banned.

I'd say following up to a hundred new people a day would be a safe number. Just make sure you get people following you back, especially as you approach the magic 2K number.

its 1k per day, better start with lower numbers like 200 -300 /day

Once you have passed a bit of time in twitter they become a little less touchy but the majority of what has been said above is true. If you are using software don't set it too high you will get banned.

Be happy with a few hundred followers the first week and start producing good,consistent, shareable content and you will barely need to follow at all.

I never follow more than 300 per day

Keep it below 500 and in return some would certainly follow you. Keep tweeting your updates.

I never knew there was a limit, glad to know now and hopefully my account doesn't get banned.

Try keeping at less than 200 adds a day. Twitter is recently stricter in monitoring people's activity in twitter. They might think you are just a spammer if you just keep on adding people.