Do you know how to game the X (Twitter) algorithm?

[apathy01]

As a quick run down.. I know the usual tactics for X growth. I know the basic engagement farming, doing lots of comments, lead magnets, very light ads behind certain posts..

But I still see certain brand new accounts blow up.. like 100k+ views on one of their first 5 posts.

What I can tell is that they clearly have some sort of very early engagement system that helps them get pushed rapidly to large audiences..

AND this becomes consistent for a lot of these accounts.

My question is: Do any of you know what is working? Do you know a solution for any sort of forced engagement that is safe and US-based? (I need to get pushed to other similar accounts, both in terms of niche and ideally location for certain projects)

Let me know! Happy to trade insights on what I know was well or figure something else out.

 

[blackheartgreen]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

 

[vnture]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

Agreed.

 

[ravid32]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

how do you rent "shoutouts"?

 

[favorit555]

It's simple: content on the topic is artificially boosted, retweet, like, comment, quote, then Twitter picks up the post if it's engaged and moves on.

 

[apathy01]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

Thanks! You're saying using the account I want to grow, quote other accounts and write on top of them? Or get other accounts to quote my content?

It's simple: content on the topic is artificially boosted, retweet, like, comment, quote, then Twitter picks up the post if it's engaged and moves on.

content on what topic?

 

[blackheartgreen]

Thanks! You're saying using the account I want to grow, quote other accounts and write on top of them? Or get other accounts to quote my content?

Other accounts quoting your post. Your own quotes don't do much.

 

[trishula]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

How many accounts do you think are needed for this?

 

[blackheartgreen]

How many accounts do you think are needed for this?

Around 3 to 5 real accounts is usually enough if they quote you in the first one or two minutes. They need to be legit accounts with actual engagement, not fake pages. Start with 3 on one post, see if impressions jump, then add more if it works.

 

[favorit555]

Around 3 to 5 real accounts is usually enough if they quote you in the first one or two minutes. They need to be legit accounts with actual engagement, not fake pages. Start with 3 on one post, see if impressions jump, then add more if it works.

Let me explain in more detail: start with five profiles, manage them as realistically as possible: like, retweet, quote, subscribe to similar profiles, analyze the content of what you post, gain subscriptions and interact with each other. When the profiles become more stable, add the next profile, which you will raise using the first five, and so on.

 

[khanhtranw]

Early quote tweets from real niche US accounts in the first two minutes trigger Twitter’s algo, rent a few shoutouts and skip fake farms.

Is it mandatory for the real account to be in the US?

What about other countries?
Do you feel that X always favors interactions with accounts from the US or Europe?

 

[DustyBawls]

Let me explain in more detail: start with five profiles, manage them as realistically as possible: like, retweet, quote, subscribe to similar profiles, analyze the content of what you post, gain subscriptions and interact with each other. When the profiles become more stable, add the next profile, which you will raise using the first five, and so on.

I see accounts auto-reply to some of my tweets - and it appears to use AI, as some of them are exactly the same reply.

They take words I've used in my tweet and create a response.

These are blue tick / verified accounts.

Any idea on the software they could be using?

 

[Nikolaos]

How many accounts do you think are needed for this?

Around 5 accounts would be optimal. 10 or more is the best.

 

[trishula]

Around 5 accounts would be optimal. 10 or more is the best.

I can do this completely automatically, but I need some information. How exactly should they interact with the target Tweet, and should the content of these accounts be the same as the tweet content? Should the secondary accounts regularly share tweets, etc.?

What results can I achieve if I do this regularly?

 

[DustyBawls]

I can do this completely automatically, but I need some information. How exactly should they interact with the target Tweet, and should the content of these accounts be the same as the tweet content? Should the secondary accounts regularly share tweets, etc.?

What results can I achieve if I do this regularly?

As I say above, the accounts that reply to my tweets appear to use AI. They don't appear to do any liking or retweeting, simply replying.

See the other thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/x-2026-why-your-like-count-is-a-vanity-metric.1792643/

I had over 4 million impressions yesterday where up until the replies, it was closer to around 500,000-700,000

So you need the software to be using some sort of AI so the replies make some sort of sense.

 

[trishula]

As I say above, the accounts that reply to my tweets appear to use AI. They don't appear to do any liking or retweeting, simply replying.

See the other thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/x-2026-why-your-like-count-is-a-vanity-metric.1792643/

I had over 4 million impressions yesterday where up until the replies, it was closer to around 500,000-700,000

So you need the software to be using some sort of AI so the replies make some sort of sense.

This isn't a problem. I'm just trying to learn the details, then I'll farm the accounts and run a test. If you want, I can share the results with you. All I need is a few details. What exactly do these accounts need to do? It's for sharing purposes.

 

[DustyBawls]

This isn't a problem. I'm just trying to learn the details, then I'll farm the accounts and run a test. If you want, I can share the results with you. All I need is a few details. What exactly do these accounts need to do? It's for sharing purposes.

I assume the way they work is:

1. You input the profile/handle of the account you wish to improve/promote - so I assume it's your main account.
2. The software checks that account for a new post every X minutes.
3. If a new tweet is found, each bot account goes to it - reads the tweet - then posts a reply with AI.

However, I think the reason they do it, isn't to improve my impressions (they don't gain from it) - it's to appear on as many popular account's tweets as possible, so people naturally follow them.

But the same process is going to work, regardless of who benefits.

 

[trishula]

I assume the way they work is:

1. You input the profile/handle of the account you wish to improve/promote - so I assume it's your main account.
2. The software checks that account for a new post every X minutes.
3. If a new tweet is found, each bot account goes to it - reads the tweet - then posts a reply with AI.

However, I think the reason they do it, isn't to improve my impressions (they don't gain from it) - it's to appear on as many popular account's tweets as possible, so people naturally follow them.

But the same process is going to work, regardless of who benefits.

Yes, I know the account types you mentioned, and they are quite low quality I have much more professional details in mind. If you are interested in the results, follow me and wait for the news. I already have such a professional system that I coded myself; all I need to do is set up a farming team. I'll test it on 5-10 accounts within 1-2 days. If there's a lot of interest, I can report the entire process in detail and share it on BHW.

If there are any interaction methods you would like me to include, please share them with me. I can incorporate them into my system, and we can see how effective the methods are in a fully autonomous manner.

NOTE: Since it relates to my field, I will test this for the betting sector. Please base your expectations for the results on this sector.

 

[favorit555]

I see accounts auto-reply to some of my tweets - and it appears to use AI, as some of them are exactly the same reply.

They take words I've used in my tweet and create a response.

These are blue tick / verified accounts.

Any idea on the software they could be using?

There are quite a lot of them, use the Internet, I personally use BAS software

 

[risedevil]

Let me explain in more detail: start with five profiles, manage them as realistically as possible: like, retweet, quote, subscribe to similar profiles, analyze the content of what you post, gain subscriptions and interact with each other. When the profiles become more stable, add the next profile, which you will raise using the first five, and so on.

Congratulations