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On Twitter, your following-to-follower count is called your ‘ratio,’ most people, especially on stan twitter, strive to have what’s called a ‘skinny ratio.’ What makes a ratio skinny? Having an impressively high amount of followers while simultaneously following very little people. An example skinny ratio is “78 following, 3.5k followers.” But what about a fat ratio? A fat ratio is the complete opposite of a skinny ratio! For example: 3.5k following, 78 followers. Ratios can be the make-it-or-break-it on the impression of your account.
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