Is this type of Twitter automation is possible?

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So if I create 100 Twitter accounts from different locations and different OS devices (for example, different smartphones, each with a unique location), and each smartphone has one Twitter account, but all 100 accounts are later managed through the same system (computer or VPS), with each account posting 3–4 tweets per week without links (or only a link in the bio) for warming up—will these accounts get banned, or will this strategy work well?”

In short:
  • 100 smartphones in different locations
  • 100 Twitter accounts (one per device)
  • Warm-up phase: 3–4 tweets per account per week
  • After a few weeks: posting quality tweets with links for affiliate marketing
 
No browser automation only and posting tweets no reply or liking
 
Yes, of course, in theory it’s possible. You’d need 100 proxies, 100 user agents, a sufficiently powerful computer, and RPA software for Twitter.
 
So if I create 100 Twitter accounts from different locations and different OS devices (for example, different smartphones, each with a unique location), and each smartphone has one Twitter account, but all 100 accounts are later managed through the same system (computer or VPS), with each account posting 3–4 tweets per week without links (or only a link in the bio) for warming up—will these accounts get banned, or will this strategy work well?”

In short:
  • 100 smartphones in different locations
  • 100 Twitter accounts (one per device)
  • Warm-up phase: 3–4 tweets per account per week
  • After a few weeks: posting quality tweets with links for affiliate marketing
You're probably not keeping up with how the Twitter algorithm is changing, not to mention the need to be very careful when using automated software. Create 100 or 200 profiles. Do you have a specific strategy for warming up profile promotion and attracting traffic? 100 profiles without trust and influence are useless for any strategy. You need to warm everything up, create high-quality posts, and then test the combination.
 
Even if the accounts are created on different phones, the bigger risk appears later when activity becomes centralized. When many profiles start logging in from the same management environment, posting in similar patterns, or promoting similar links, platforms can still cluster them behaviorally and apply restrictions regardless of how they were created
 
So if I create 100 Twitter accounts from different locations and different OS devices (for example, different smartphones, each with a unique location), and each smartphone has one Twitter account, but all 100 accounts are later managed through the same system (computer or VPS), with each account posting 3–4 tweets per week without links (or only a link in the bio) for warming up—will these accounts get banned, or will this strategy work well?”

In short:
  • 100 smartphones in different locations
  • 100 Twitter accounts (one per device)
  • Warm-up phase: 3–4 tweets per account per week
  • After a few weeks: posting quality tweets with links for affiliate marketing
Of the possible issues, it’s basically just token resets. I’d recommend buying aged accounts and farming them instead - newly registered accounts don’t offer much value, even if they’re active and posting content.
 
It is completely feasible. I am currently doing it. If you perform automation on phones, almost no issues occur.
 
Of course, this is possible.
i think this is very costly for you.
100 Proxy or vps, or computer, user agent, RPA softwere.

if you affort this you can do this easyly.
 
Of course, this is possible.
i think this is very costly for you.
100 Proxy or vps, or computer, user agent, RPA softwere.

if you affort this you can do this easyly.
Solutions for the wealthy.
 
Of the possible issues, it’s basically just token resets. I’d recommend buying aged accounts and farming them instead - newly registered accounts don’t offer much value, even if they’re active and posting content.
The beginning is interesting as a way to warm up the profile and where is the strategy itself? Write how you will promote the profile and especially the tweets?
 
The posting schedule alone isn't necessarily the issue. Managing 100 accounts through one system for affiliate promotion could still trigger platform enforcement if the accounts appear coordinated or are used to manipulate engagement. I'd start with a few genuine niche accounts and measure conversions before scaling.
 
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