This aligns with my understanding. Using tools too aggressively resulted in multiple account warnings, which didn't yield good results. Damn it. I should have slowed it down. If the IP address used for running a large number of small accounts has issues, will that affect the outcome? The seller told me I could run 1,000 accounts using 100 IP addresses...Configure it to automate engagement (likes, replies) in your niche, but keep activity low and human-like to avoid detection. Use it to find and follow targeted accounts, not for mass blasts. The goal is to attract organic followers back to your main account.
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My software can control over 1000 multiple accounts to interact with relevant blogger accounts, and then use these multiple accounts to like, comment on, and retweet posts from the main account, thus bringing targeted traffic to the posts.
Yes, a poor quality or flagged IP will get all accounts on it banned, regardless of their individual activity. 100 IPs for 1000 accounts is a major red flag; that's a clear automation footprint. Use a dedicated, clean residential IP for every 1-3 accounts for safety.This aligns with my understanding. Using tools too aggressively resulted in multiple account warnings, which didn't yield good results. Damn it. I should have slowed it down. If the IP address used for running a large number of small accounts has issues, will that affect the outcome? The seller told me I could run 1,000 accounts using 100 IP addresses...