I tried free bots but they were unreliable and I had to spend loads of time checking to see what they were doing was right, which defeats the object of having a bot in the first place. Like the rest say you get what you pay for.
For business it is recomended that you do about 10 a day in some of the articles I have read on the web, but I suppose it depends on what business your in and what are the quality of the tweets. I unfollowed someone that was doing hundreds of tweets as my feed was blocked up with their stuff.
Google should just remove all mentions of them.I think they would lose a lot more money in the long run as whats the point of a record company putting out music if they cant publicise it because of a google blacklist.
I send strangers invites all the time just so I can get access to their friends,I work in media film and TV so its a case of who you know. I would not spoil the contact by trying to spam them though if there a software developer I wouldnt add though,
I might try hootsuite I have tried some of the free ones and they are terrible. I tried tweetdeck but it wont let me add more than one account for some reason which defeats the object
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