It can be disheartening when your following goes down by one or two (or more). But it’s not always a bad thing when you lose a follower or subscriber.
It means your following is becoming more attuned to your posts. It also means your content was not for the people who unfollowed.
When I lose a follower or subscriber, I tell myself that it’s a good thing because they were probably never meant to be following me in the first place. I also tell myself that my audience is becoming more refined.
It’s way too easy to get caught up in numbers and analytics in a world based on stats and performance. But what I would suggest is focusing on the quality of your content and engaging with your audience as opposed to obsessively tracking every number surrounding your account.
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ACountryBoy
I think many followers stop reading or commenting after a while. I’ve seen bloggers with over 1000 followers and they rarely get more than a handful of likes. People just move on or lose interest. Sometimes people will follow us in the hope that we will follow them.
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Christiana Metrakos
That sounds about right. I think after a while, some followers do lose interest, no matter what is done on the creator’s part.
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Monch Weller
Consider it your work being automatically done for you, if you see it that way.
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