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# Follow an Account
This guide explains how to follow accounts.
**Step 1:** Find the accounts that you find interesting. Click the **star icon** next to the account to follow it.
Alternatively, you can open up the account details page and click on the star icon as shown in the image below.
**Step 2:** Head to the **Lists** section and create a new list—you can give it any name like *Favourites* or *Starred Accounts.*
**Step 3:** Go back to the accounts dashboard page and select all the **starred/followed account (s).**
**Step 4:** Next, under the Actions Menu, select the 'Add to list' option
**Step 5:** Choose the 'Favourites' List created in 'Step 2' to add all the selected accounts to this list.
**Step 6:** Once you've added your starred accounts to the list, Click on 'Go to lists' to view all the accounts.
Once you've created this list, you can keep adding accounts you find interesting or want to follow more closely to this list and monitor them all from one place.
Furthermore, everytime you login and want to see all your starred accounts - you can simply select the 'favourites' list from the dropdown menu on the accounts dashboard page (as shown in the image below) to view them.
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