Manual mother child implementation

[Vela]

So I've read through the mother child strategy posted by Jonnn in 2019 and I really like it overall. But especially the content strategy he outlined. I want to try something like that, but I'm thinking of doing it manually. Basically have 5 slave accounts max and just switch between then when I'm doing my rounds.

Overall I'm hoping to run the slave accounts very similarly to how I'm running my main account.

I have these questions:

1. Would I have to worry about running 3-5 X accounts on the same computer (I'll probably run then in Firefox containers)? It would be convenient if I don't have to struggle with proxies. This needs to be relatively low effort.
2. Apart from picking niche similar enough to my own with other content creators I can (creatively) copy and interact with is there any advice that'll help make this more efficient?
3. I noticed X has a post schedule feature. Could I just feed all of my created posts into the scheduler and effectively have the slave account posting automated?
   

 

[AlphaBee]

I'm building an automated version of this, so I'll watch your progress to see if I can build any helpful features that someone like yourself would need.

 

[seohercules]

That will be easily detected by twitter and runs afoul of their rules. Would suggest you use incogniton or dolphin anty with proxies

 

[Vela]

That will be easily detected by twitter and runs afoul of their rules. Would suggest you use incogniton or dolphin anty with proxies

That's what the containers and VPN are for? To ensure isolation of the environments. How do you propose X will detect this?

 

[Vela]

I'm building an automated version of this, so I'll watch your progress to see if I can build any helpful features that someone like yourself would need.

Would you like to collaborate on this? I have scraped together some of the pieces. But I have limited time and I'm not very skilled with programming or computer use. My use case is a bit weird since I want to do it manually, it's partly intended to help me learn. But I figure the features I want to eventually get around to building would help with an automated system too.

 

[seohercules]

That's what the containers and VPN are for? To ensure isolation of the environments. How do you propose X will detect this?

use proxies, not a vpn. Detecting multiple accounts on one IP & machine is very easy.

 

[Vela]

use proxies, not a vpn. Detecting multiple accounts on one IP & machine is very easy.

I do understand that detecting multiple accounts on one IP and machine is easy. But that's the purpose of the multiple ProtonVPN accounts. So that each will have a different IP attached to a different account. That's also the purpose of the containers. To isolate all of this from everything else on the computer.

Incidentally, I'm not particularly opposed to proxies, I just don't know of any way to find some that are a) free, and b) not an absolute pain the in the ass to use. Proton is trivially easy to set up in this way. And since I'll use Proton for the email accounts necessary to create the different accounts it seems a natural fit.

 

[seohercules]

I do understand that detecting multiple accounts on one IP and machine is easy. But that's the purpose of the multiple ProtonVPN accounts. So that each will have a different IP attached to a different account. That's also the purpose of the containers. To isolate all of this from everything else on the computer.

Incidentally, I'm not particularly opposed to proxies, I just don't know of any way to find some that are a) free, and b) not an absolute pain the in the ass to use. Proton is trivially easy to set up in this way. And since I'll use Proton for the email accounts necessary to create the different accounts it seems a natural fit.

You can download incogniton or dolphin anty and get 10 free profiles on each. Proxies are cheap and you literally copy paste them in nothing else.

 

[Vela]

You can download incogniton or dolphin anty and get 10 free profiles on each. Proxies are cheap and you literally copy paste them in nothing else.

Thank you. Incognition and Dolphin look really good. I unfortunately don't have any money at all so the proxies will probably have to wait. But the combination of anti-detect, automation, and easy profiles is absolute gold!

 

[FederalReserve]

I'm building an automated version of this, so I'll watch your progress to see if I can build any helpful features that someone like yourself would need.

Hi, I'm interested in something like this