I agree, it’s just better to follow what you are interested in or want to learn more about then trying to gain followers out of it. I first started follow for follow just to build up a base. It’s kind of like driving by a restaurant or garage sale. If you see no one there do you even stop? Naturally, you wonder what everyone else knows about that place that no one is going. Is the food bad, are they trying to sell bad or over priced items?
After I started to gain a some followers I even started to remove some of my early follow for follow because they just spammed my feed all day 20 times day or more. While I can’t recommend follow for follow long term unless you like your feed being like front page of Steemit. It’s just one of many tactics that is easy to deploy to get started. But after that start its best to stop doing it, and finding better networking opportunities to grow.
Hello @enjar
I agree with occasionally reviewing your followings.
But i do this to people who i follow that no longer post interesting content.
When i started building my blog I did not indulge in follow for follow, my blog growth was slow at first but It was worth it.
Thanks for reading
@ogochukwu