Using The Grid

Every list in Circleboom Twitter (followers, following, search results and analytics tables) uses the same grid. Once you know how the grid works, you can use it in every feature. Let's start with the Not Following Back list, which shows the accounts you follow that are not following you back.

Filter Options

Click Filter Options to open the filter drawer, choose your filters and click APPLY FILTERS. On account lists, you can filter by:

1. Follower Quality: Eggheads, Protected, Fake/Bot, Inactive and Overactive accounts.
2. Verification Status: Verified accounts are mostly owned by celebrities, companies or renowned internet people. Don't expect them to follow you back easily. You can hide them on your "Not Following Back" list with this filter, or add them to the Whitelist to protect them from accidental unfollows.
3. Find in Bio & Name: Search for a keyword in bios, names and usernames.
4. Whitelisted & Blacklisted: List your whitelisted or blacklisted accounts. The Whitelisted accounts don't show up on the grid unless you want them to. We recommend reviewing your whitelisted accounts every once in a while.
5. Follower / Following / Tweet Count, Follow Ratio, Join Date, Engagement, Language and Location.

Bulk Actions

Select accounts with the checkboxes, then use the buttons above the grid. Each button shows how many accounts are selected, for example Unfollow (N selected).

1. Click Add to List (N selected) and choose Whitelist to protect the selected accounts from bulk actions such as unfollow, remove follower and mass block.
2. Blacklist almost works the same as the Whitelist and protects you from following unwanted profiles accidentally.
3. To add the selected accounts to a new or an existing Twitter list, use Add to List (N selected) too. Click for the blog post about it with a video.

Columns

The Grid only displays the necessary info about the accounts you're working on. Click any column header to sort the list; click again to reverse the order.

1. NAME displays the profile name, the screen name (Twitter @ handle) and location info if it exists. Clicking the @ handle opens the account's Twitter profile in a new tab.
2. TWEETS shows the tweet count of the account. This number occasionally differs from the number shown on the Twitter profile page, because Circleboom shows public user data from its caches.
3. JOINED shows the account's age and creation date on Twitter. Some Circleboom users sort accounts by age and follow them accordingly.
4. FOLLOWING shows how many accounts this account follows.
5. FOLLOWERS shows how many people follow this account.
6. FOLLOW RATIO compares the account's followers to the accounts it follows.
7. ACTIVE & INACTIVE shows the account's engagement class.
8. The Last Tweet date displays the last known tweet date of the account.

Search and Pages

• Inline search: Type a name or username into the search box above the grid. The list updates as you type. To search inside bios, use the Find in Bio & Name filter.
• Pages: Use the page controls at the bottom of the grid to browse the list. Filters, search and sorting apply to the whole list, not only the current page. The master checkbox selects only the accounts on the current page.