Manage Your X Unfollow Campaigns in Notion

Create a new Notion page titled X Account Management. Inside it, add a database with the following properties:

• Session Date (Date) — when you ran the cleanup
• Starting Following Count (Number) — your follow count before the session
• Accounts Unfollowed (Number) — how many you removed
• Follower Ratio Before (Number) — followers ÷ following before
• Follower Ratio After (Number) — followers ÷ following after
• Filters Used (Multi-select) — e.g., Inactive, No followers, Low engagement
• Notes (Text) — any observations from the session

After running a filter session in X Unfollow Pro, export your non-followers list as a CSV. To import into Notion:

1. Create a new database page in your X Account Management workspace
2. Click … menu → Import CSV
3. Select your exported file
4. Map the CSV columns to Notion properties

This creates a searchable, filterable snapshot of your non-followers at that point in time. You can tag accounts with custom labels like Priority, Brand, or Bot Suspect and sort before your next unfollow session.

Create a dedicated Notion database page called Whitelist — Never Unfollow. Use it to record accounts you want to protect regardless of whether they follow back:

• Key clients or business contacts
• Journalists or press contacts
• Industry thought leaders you want to maintain a connection with
• Personal friends or colleagues

Before each unfollow session, review this list and add those usernames to X Unfollow Pro's built-in whitelist feature. This prevents accidental unfollows of accounts that matter to you professionally.

Use a Notion table to plan and measure outreach follow campaigns. Set up columns:

• Campaign Name — e.g., "March SaaS Founders"
• Target Niche — who you're following
• Accounts Followed (Number) — how many you followed
• Follow Date (Date)
• Follow-Back Rate (Number) — percentage who followed back after 2 weeks
• Action (Select) — Keep, Unfollow at 30 days, Unfollow now

After two weeks, export X Unfollow Pro's non-followers list and cross-reference it with your campaign list in Notion to calculate the follow-back rate for each campaign.

At the end of each month, review your Notion session log and add a monthly summary page with:

• Total accounts unfollowed
• Net follower ratio change
• Most effective filters used
• Niche segments with highest/lowest follow-back rates
• Strategy adjustments for next month

Use Notion's Gallery view with a cover image to make this log visually scannable, or Timeline view to see your cleanup sessions plotted across the calendar.