Most of us would love a retweet, reply or follow from our favorite
celeb, but when some of them have 500,000 followers, how can you get
noticed? This blog is going to help!!
500,000 followers, how can you get noticed? This blog is going to help!!
Dont’s
1. DON’T SPAM a celebrity!
Spamming is when you send the same message again and again hoping to get noticed.
Spam looks like this.
Hi, I’m your biggest fan! Please notice me 1
Hi, I’m your biggest fan! Please notice me 2
Hi, I’m your biggest fan! Please notice me 3
Hi, I’m your biggest fan! Please notice me 4
Well you get the idea!! Spamming is bad and rude.
A. It fills up the timeline of all your followers ( who follow that celeb) and the celeb’s.
B. It makes it hard for the celeb to notice their other fans, making you look selfish.
C. A celeb annoyed with spam may just block you or ignore you.
2. DON’T use GUILT to get a celebs attention.
Many followers tweet things like
” ______ notices everyone but me:(
I’m going to cry myself to sleep now.”
Or “I guess I’m not good enough to get a reply from _____
This isn’t kind– Celebs don’t have to have Twitter. We are lucky that
most do. Kid actors go to school on set for 3 hours a day, work on
their show, do promo work like interviews and go to events. Many also go
to classes to keep up skills like dance or karate. They might only have
an hour or two left for family and friends. Imagine how they feel when
they read these kinds of tweets after they have tried to reply to many
fans.
3. DON’T threaten SUICIDE, fake your birthday an illness or death in the family!
This is a new disturbing trend!!
It’s very upsetting and it usually backfires when people are exposed. A
child star helped out a girl with cystic fibrosis. He got her followers
and let her come to the set of his show. All of a sudden many people
tweeted this star claiming to have CF. It is easy to spot someone who is
lying. (that might be a whole new blog)
An article came out about a certain teen star upset by a fan’s suicide
and that quickly became a trend. Many fans all of a sudden began
tweeting that they were being bullied and wanted to kill themselves.
When they got attention, mentions and followers they were fine again.
Again, it isn’t hard to find the fakers. Go back in their timeline and
you’ll sometimes see a pattern of trying go get attention and getting
frustrated then suddenly — they are being bullied — even though there is
no mention before that day.
4 DON’T use HATE to get a celebs attention.
A certain celeb is all about being positive and has tweeted haters with things like, “Let’s keep it positive!”
Many people have figured that any attention is good. Hate is never good.
Most celebs will block haters! Also, with kid stars, parents or managers
may be monitoring their Twitter accounts. These people will simply
block you and the celeb won’t even see your tweet.
DO’s
1 DO tweet messages of SUPPORT
Let the celeb know how they inspire you and give an example
“_______ you taught me how to take risks because you went skydiving even when you were scared”
2 DO keep a CLEAN timeline
Before a celeb follows someone they usually go back a few days in
their timeline. You may have squeaky clean tweets to the celeb but have
hate, mean or cuss words in your timeline. This can be a problem.
3 DO your HOMEWORK (on the celeb)
Does your fav celeb have a song coming out? A new movie? A charity they support?
Include specific info in your tweet !!
“________ I can’t wait for your song _____ To be on I Tunes! I’ll be awake at midnight to buy it!! “
If you can post a pic to prove you bought it or say lyrics to show you listened to the song!!
4. RT your face celeb
Many celebs check how many RT’s they get and will notice supporters who are always there for them!!
5. DO tweet when your fav celeb is ON!
If a celeb sends out a tweet they often check their timeline and will
answer questions, thank you for your support or just surprise fans with
a hi!!
I hope you liked this and it helps you !!
Source: http://alexirob.wordpress.com/2011/11/16/dos-and-donts-to-get-attention-from-celebrities-on-twitter/
