It took 2 weeks for us a few months ago, but we were simply told that the site did not have a penalty.

We made some changes both internally and created some better links and we were back up the rankings,

The brand/site in question is a very straight forward loan site and at the moment there's not much reason for people to want to go on the site for content purposes. It's more they need a loan and that's all they care about.

The content part is something we're working on for this site, but at the moment, it's hard to get twitter followers via this route.

I was more looking to get twitter followers first who could then be driven to the new content to generate traffic and then re-tweets... reverse logic

Storitz - nice, I've never heard of it, but it looks good.

Thanks for the response

Tommy,

I saw that and it's good, but it doesn't really tell you how to go from 0 followers to a sizeable number. It's more based on the fact you've already got a base of followers.

Say we had a toilet cleaning firm. Where would you find suitable followers for that without harassing people

Maybe I'm looking for something (Although preferably not) with a bit of a darker hat on...

What does the forum think the best way to get Twitter Followers is?

I'm talking from the perspective from a fairly unknown brand where there's no obvious reason for someone to follow.

If it was me and the site structure allowed it, I would create a single page per product and then use a drop down or similar to dynamically change the colour/style of the product using java within the same page.

Therefore removing the need for separate pages or tags.

You could just use the canonical tag to point the other colours to your most popular colour. So if product-green was the most popular the canonical tags for yellow and red would point to green.

This would effect the search engine rankings for yellow and red, so if you get traffic for these, it's probably not a good idea, but they would still be visible pages on your site.