Guide and Support for Running Twitter Ads

[eniyiturksiker]

First of all, greetings. I know that many people trying to run ads on Twitter are getting banned—I’m in the same situation. That’s why I’m sharing all the methods I’ve tested in detail.

Methods I’ve Tested and Results​

1. Trying with My Own IP and VPN​

I purchased an old Twitter account, logged in with a clean IP without using a VPN, and got banned. Then I tried using a VPN, and I got banned again.

2. Proxy and Anti-Detect Browser Usage​

I tested anti-detect browsers like GoLogin, MultiBrowser, and AdsPower. The best results came from GoLogin (Dolphin is also quite good).
For proxies, I purchased from SmartProxy, and so far, it has provided the best performance.

However, there is a major issue: Since Stripe is banned on Twitter, you need identity verification to make payments. Even MEXC and KuCoin don’t require KYC, but Twitter does. That’s why I’m searching for a better proxy provider.

3. Logging in with Auth_Token and CT0​

I used this method to get a blue checkmark, but I still got banned. Now, I don’t change anything in the accounts I purchase.
Logging in with Auth_Token and CT0 immediately suspends the account, so I first log in with a username and password and warm up the account using cookies.

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My Current Test Process: Trying Mobile Proxy​

I’ve decided to test mobile proxies. Here’s the method I’ll be following:

1. Buy an old account
2. Log in with the username and password
3. Use a proxy matching the account’s original location
4. After logging in, extract cookies after 3-5 hours
5. Warm up the account for 1-2 days with the proxy
6. Get a blue checkmark and test running ads

During this process, it’s crucial to avoid bot-like actions. Sudden follows, sending DMs, or making rapid changes can trigger Twitter’s security systems and put your account at risk.

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Payments and Financial Transactions​

• I use American Express and premium cards.
• For billing addresses, I use the country where the account was originally created.
• I make ad payments using my personal credit cards and virtual cards.
• Some card providers automatically block Twitter payments, so I make sure to use internationally accepted cards.

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Important Note​

You must use an anti-detect browser, or you’ll get banned due to fingerprint tracking.
Twitter uses browser fingerprinting to detect and link accounts. GoLogin, MultiBrowser, or Dolphin can help minimize this risk.

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Final Thoughts & Community Support​

If I’ve missed anything or if you have any questions, feel free to ask—this is a support group!

So far, I’m warming up 30 accounts and planning to scale up to 100 accounts daily. I’m testing every possible method, and I will run that ad no matter what!

Also, I’m open to proxy recommendations. If you have any better options, feel free to share!


Thank you vlad_x

 

[Nikolaos]

Great method!

 

[Chainium]

Do you offer service of launching twitter ads campaign ?

 

[imccafey]

While I mostly gloss over the rationale of using anti-detection browser with residential IPs, it's good you put in writing why it is. Good input

 

[CNN]

That's a nice tut, thanks for sharing.

 

[eniyiturksiker]

While I mostly gloss over the rationale of using anti-detection browser with residential IPs, it's good you put in writing why it is. Good input

You should be careful; using mobile would be better. I haven’t switched to the mobile method yet.
Twitter is still banning accounts and has adopted a new advertising strategy.
If you don’t use an anti-detect browser, you will be banned 100%.

 

[eniyiturksiker]

Do you offer service of launching twitter ads campaign ?

If you tell me your industry, I can help.

 

[imccafey]

You should be careful; using mobile would be better. I haven’t switched to the mobile method yet.
Twitter is still banning accounts and has adopted a new advertising strategy.
If you don’t use an anti-detect browser, you will be banned 100%.

I mostly got my account access and connection-side down to a science. Scaled down by a lot but the only way I'd ever get banned on my 10~ accounts is if I violate community guidelines. That said, still a good heads up for anyone else who might come across this thread. Absolutely integrate anti-detection browsers to your strategy, whether handling multiple accounts or just one.

 

[proxygo]

First of all, greetings. I know that many people trying to run ads on Twitter are getting banned—I’m in the same situation. That’s why I’m sharing all the methods I’ve tested in detail.

Methods I’ve Tested and Results​

1. Trying with My Own IP and VPN​

I purchased an old Twitter account, logged in with a clean IP without using a VPN, and got banned. Then I tried using a VPN, and I got banned again.

2. Proxy and Anti-Detect Browser Usage​

I tested anti-detect browsers like GoLogin, MultiBrowser, and AdsPower. The best results came from GoLogin (Dolphin is also quite good).
For proxies, I purchased from SmartProxy, and so far, it has provided the best performance.

However, there is a major issue: Since Stripe is banned on Twitter, you need identity verification to make payments. Even MEXC and KuCoin don’t require KYC, but Twitter does. That’s why I’m searching for a better proxy provider.

3. Logging in with Auth_Token and CT0​

I used this method to get a blue checkmark, but I still got banned. Now, I don’t change anything in the accounts I purchase.
Logging in with Auth_Token and CT0 immediately suspends the account, so I first log in with a username and password and warm up the account using cookies.

---

My Current Test Process: Trying Mobile Proxy​

I’ve decided to test mobile proxies. Here’s the method I’ll be following:

1. Buy an old account
2. Log in with the username and password
3. Use a proxy matching the account’s original location
4. After logging in, extract cookies after 3-5 hours
5. Warm up the account for 1-2 days with the proxy
6. Get a blue checkmark and test running ads

During this process, it’s crucial to avoid bot-like actions. Sudden follows, sending DMs, or making rapid changes can trigger Twitter’s security systems and put your account at risk.

---

Payments and Financial Transactions​

• I use American Express and premium cards.
• For billing addresses, I use the country where the account was originally created.
• I make ad payments using my personal credit cards and virtual cards.
• Some card providers automatically block Twitter payments, so I make sure to use internationally accepted cards.

---

Important Note​

You must use an anti-detect browser, or you’ll get banned due to fingerprint tracking.
Twitter uses browser fingerprinting to detect and link accounts. GoLogin, MultiBrowser, or Dolphin can help minimize this risk.

---

Final Thoughts & Community Support​

If I’ve missed anything or if you have any questions, feel free to ask—this is a support group!

So far, I’m warming up 30 accounts and planning to scale up to 100 accounts daily. I’m testing every possible method, and I will run that ad no matter what!

Also, I’m open to proxy recommendations. If you have any better options, feel free to share!


Thank you vlad_x

a new member with a quality post
theres something you dont see every day

 

[eniyiturksiker]

NEW INFO

If the website you're advertising has a redirect to a login or register page, you get banned due to privacy policy violations. Twitter pays a lot of attention to website content.

I tested this in real-time by adding an analytics script to my website using TypeScript, and 78 Twitter bots visited it. They crawled all the links and indexed everything. The bots scan the entire site from top to bottom.

Your website's content is extremely important. Read the privacy policy carefully and adjust accordingly.

Even if you don’t modify anything, something as simple as a class name in your website's code can still affect the outcome. For example, a class like buycoin could be enough to get you banned.

My new idea: I'll write a cloaker based on the incoming bots' IPs, which should solve this issue.

 

[eniyiturksiker]

a new member with a quality post
theres something you dont see every day

I realized that the forum has everything, but pure knowledge is lacking. So, I wanted to share my experiences and what I’ve done. There’s a cost to doing this, but that’s not a problem. At least, people running ads can learn instead of making the same mistakes over and over again.
Thank you

 

[lysander66]

I realized that the forum has everything, but pure knowledge is lacking. So, I wanted to share my experiences and what I’ve done. There’s a cost to doing this, but that’s not a problem. At least, people running ads can learn instead of making the same mistakes over and over again.
Thank you

thank for sharing, i got my own methods, a bit different, but what about the ads you running ?

add me on tg, would like to discuss : @lysandre0

 

[RichMedusa]

Yeah, in fact using a VPN is not a good idea, I'm glad you moved to a decent proxy

 

[eniyiturksiker]

I’m coding a new cloaker and will be sharing it. There are advertisers running ads without a cloaker, so there aren’t any strict rules on Twitter.

The same applies to Facebook and Instagram.

Proxies I’ve Tested:
Smartproxy: (Without ID verification, Stripe payments aren’t enabled. Even after verification, mobile proxies are limited.)
ProxyCheat: (Very bad—no location settings, overall poor quality.)
GoLogin: (Never use this one.)
Anti-Detect Browser Recommendations:
I’ve tested GoLogin, MultiLogin, and Dolphin.

Best option: Dolphin
GoLogin has constant proxy changes, even if you set them manually.
Dolphin offers a 7-day trial.
I’m about to drop the biggest ad post you’ve ever seen—stay tuned!
I’ll reveal every single detail, step by step!

 

[TechEinstien]

Good share.

 

[cx3301]

I have mastered the delivery method and can run it in compliance for 30 days. I have tested more than 20 accounts and have gone through 1 month of testing!

 

[eniyiturksiker]

I have mastered the delivery method and can run it in compliance for 30 days. I have tested more than 20 accounts and have gone through 1 month of testing!

This is super great news, I’m glad you managed to do it!


I’ve discovered some new methods, but I don’t want to write them out one by one right now—I’ll put everything together in a detailed write-up soon.


For example, I figured out the cloaker method. It bypasses Twitter bots and ad filters.
In the new method, the ad shows a source like “youtube.com” or “x.com” at the bottom—this is basically URL spoofing.
I’ve almost cracked it. I saw someone else doing it, so I know it’s possible.


I’m continuing my work on hardcore marketing, the image below is just an example—it’s not my ad.


After I finalize this URL spoofing method, I’ll apply it together with Twitter scraping and automation for hardcore marketing. We’re building a massive guide here.


The Twitter automation pulls followers of a selected user and exports them into an Excel file.
All filters are available—for example, you can select users with 0–500 followers, with profile pictures, or only verified (blue tick) accounts.


Then it automatically tags users from that Excel file—posting 100 tweets per day, tagging around 1000 users daily.
Depending on your niche, this becomes a powerful form of hardcore marketing.
Airdrop hunters use similar tactics, but their methods are low-quality—I’m building everything from scratch, not buying from shady forums.

Just from tagging, you can organically reach 20,000–30,000 users daily.

 

[cx3301]

Can we interchange methods?

 

[eniyiturksiker]

Can we interchange methods?

of course, it is enough to write in detail where you are stuck and please in English

 

[PixelPirate99]

Damn, that's a grind. Ever thought about pivoting to a different platform where the barrier to entry isn't so crazy?