HOW TO WARM UP A TWITTER ACCOUNT CORRECTLY?

[delligerrx]

Hi, I want to warm up a Twitter account. I already bought a license from hidemyaccs and now I'm looking for a good proxy that's cheap. Do you have any idea of a method to warm up an account manually? That is, what actions do I have to take, how long do I have to use it and in what estimated period of time does the "test" pass so that Twitter doesn't shadowban me when commenting on posts and interacting with people?

 

[Proxy Cake]

Static ISP proxies usually work well to manage accounts. Warm accounts by doing small actions each day and increasing them slowly

 

[boldslice]

If you are to warm up fresh accounts, I would suggest that you use mobile devices. Make it look as real as possible by doing regular share, comments, reacts. Do this for at least 2 to 3 weeks.

 

[imccafey]

For one account, any proxy that gets you quality residential IP is good. For multiple accounts, mobile proxies with IP rotation (concurrent access not withstanding). On PC, I'd recommend using anti-detection browsers too. Warming up accounts you can do through a variety of engagements like commenting, liking, etc. 2 to 3 weeks is pretty standard and I'd go for that too.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

Hi, I want to warm up a Twitter account. I already bought a license from hidemyaccs and now I'm looking for a good proxy that's cheap. Do you have any idea of a method to warm up an account manually? That is, what actions do I have to take, how long do I have to use it and in what estimated period of time does the "test" pass so that Twitter doesn't shadowban me when commenting on posts and interacting with people?

When warming up a Twitter account, ensure you're gradually increasing activity to avoid being flagged. Using a proxy with an antidetect browser can help maintain account safety and prevent detection. Engage slowly by liking posts, replying to tweets, and retweeting, while keeping your account activity varied. A slow build-up over a couple of weeks is generally recommended.

 

[shijin]

Warm it up gradually with diverse actions like liking, retweeting, and commenting on different types of content to mimic organic behavior."

 

[islandwonder]

Which advertising companies do you work with?
And which social media direct ads do you use?

 

[proxygo]

Hi, I want to warm up a Twitter account. I already bought a license from hidemyaccs and now I'm looking for a good proxy that's cheap. Do you have any idea of a method to warm up an account manually? That is, what actions do I have to take, how long do I have to use it and in what estimated period of time does the "test" pass so that Twitter doesn't shadowban me when commenting on posts and interacting with people?

Google is your friend
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=WARM+UP+A+TWITTER+ACCOUNT+CORRECTLY?

 

[gigateub]

I usually go for 14 days manual warmup

 

[fehmyucak]

Just act like a normal user for a while. Complete profile, like some tweets, follow a few people daily, reply naturally. No spammy moves early on.

 

[thebeatsdude]

I added a real pic and bio, tweeted a bit, then each day followed a few accounts and liked some posts. After a couple weeks of slow, normal use, the account was warmed up.

 

[jasonM_92]

I usually warm up Twitter accounts by starting slow—liking, retweeting, and following a few accounts daily. I avoid links or promo posts for at least a week. After that, I post some normal tweets and slowly increase activity. This helps avoid bans. Anyone using other tricks that work better?

 

[dannyseo247]

To warm up a Twitter account correctly, start by posting regularly with natural content. Avoid too much activity too quickly. Interact with followers, reply to tweets, and gradually increase the number of actions like follows and likes.