Looking for a little advice.

[HiTechLowlife]

Hello BHW,

I'm hoping some more experienced folks on here might have some insight on this. I've been working on some more white hat projects lately, but the issue is with some leftover assets I've got sitting around.

So I have somewhere in the region of 50 Twitter accounts, about a month old, proxies, no bot (least not yet) and they're basically just sitting there, doing nothing. I considered setting up some sort of account-chain into CPA, with retweets and all that jazz, but I see on the forums here some folks are doing that with literally hundreds of thousands of accounts, so I'm dubious as to whether that's worth my time.

So effectively I'm looking for suggestions on what to do with the accounts, and if they're no use I'll pull the proxies and maybe sell them off. Or just let them die, as I said I have other pet projects I can throw my time at.

Thanks in advance.

 

[satyr85]

I have somewhere in the region of 50 Twitter accounts

II would say that unless you have all in house and self-made (proxies, bot, acc creators, phone verification system, email verification system) its not worth it... but it depends where you live. If you are from third world country where $10/day is alot maybe even CPA by hand would be good idea. If you are from 1st tier country... you probably wont earn alot compared to 9-7 job.

 

[HiTechLowlife]

II would say that unless you have all in house and self-made (proxies, bot, acc creators, phone verification system, email verification system) its not worth it... but it depends where you live. If you are from third world country where $10/day is alot maybe even CPA by hand would be good idea. If you are from 1st tier country... you probably wont earn alot compared to 9-7 job.

Cheers for the quick reply man.

Sounds like I'm better off shedding the accounts - out of curiosity though, incase I come back to this later, how many automated accounts (for any given social media platform) would you say you'd realistically need for Tier 1 CPA to turn a reasonable profit?

 

[Aulig]

Id say just keep them. Selling them for a dollar each if not less isnt worth it either really (assuming they have no followers). There's a bunch of methods that use a few twitter accounts, so theyre always good to have imo.
Also nice profile pic

 

[satyr85]

how many automated accounts

Its not about number of accounts. Its about how good your automation is, and how good you are at cutting costs. You may need to spend similar amount of time/money when running 10 accs and when running 100-200 accs - all depends on your setup.

Scalability is the key - your setup is so good that you can scale up from 100 accs to 5000 in no time with low costs - thats perfect setup but you can achieve that only with a custom solution.

 

[HiTechLowlife]

Id say just keep them. Selling them for a dollar each if not less isnt worth it either really (assuming they have no followers). There's a bunch of methods that use a few twitter accounts, so theyre always good to have imo.
Also nice profile pic

Lol thanks man, great minds think alike - I suppose I could keep them around, the proxies are pretty cheap. They do have some followers, but nothing to write home about.

Its not about number of accounts. Its about how good your automation is, and how good you are at cutting costs. You may need to spend similar amount of time/money when running 10 accsand when running 100-200 accs - all depends on your setup.

Scalability is the key - your setup is so good that you can scale up from 100 accs to 5000 in no time with low costs - thats perfect setup but you can achieve that only with a custom solution.

Makes perfect sense - could be a fun project, but I'll save it for a rainy day. Thanks again for the input, though.

 

[proxygo]

like satyr mentioned, tuck them away for a time when your bored
and play around with them a little but i wouldnt pump a ton
of cash into them