#6 Twitter Users Want You To Know What They Think, Not Where They Are

Even though Twitter allows you to enable geo-location for your tweets, only 10.3 percent of users have activated it. This essentially signifies one thing- they want the world to know what they think, unlike other social networking users who keeps themselves tagged to locations, every time they log in.

#5 There Are More Women Than Men On Twitter

The notion about Twitter being a boy’s club is no more true. Women slightly outnumber men in the microblogging site as a whole, except in some countries. In India, more than 80 percent of Twitter users are males.

#4 You Can Still Get A Ton Of Followers With A Protected Account

According to the statistics, 11.8 percent of users have private accounts- which means you need the approval from persons to follow them. But according to Beevolve, this doesn’t affect your fan base. The report shows example of an Indonesian tweeter @WIDIKIDIW whose account is set to private, yet had amassed 515,290 followers at one time.