I got this at prelaunch from the mailing list and these were the improvements:
I targeted 2 keywords:
1) #21 to #9
2) #44 to #10
All this within a span of 2 weeks. That ain't bad where im coming from.
Just ordered another pack Nanexo!
Like with anything it's trial and error a lot of the time. I would test using a bot on an account you don't mind getting banned and work from there. I personally myself would get to 50k and then stop using a bot.
I personally make on blog per email. Like others have stated above if you are able to create email addresses with your hosting then I would do that for each blog.
Are you looking to post stuff from your site to Twitter automatically? If so then I know there are many plugins out there that give you the ability to do that.
I have done a lot of unfollowing myself in the past within the space of a few hours and never had a problem so I don't think Twitter has any kind of policy that prevents you from unfollowing as many as you need to.
I was always under the impression that you had to contact Twitter themselves to become verified and they would provide with information they needed before verifying you. It really depends on the kind of verification you want.
Considering MySpace was what started out social networking it doesn't seem half as popular as it used to be and I feel that was because of the changes that were made to it. I personally myself don't tend to bother with it any more now and I don't think it's as popular as it used to be.
I believe it's still used regularly and it does still have a high ranking which proves that however depending on what you would want to use MySpace for it may not benefit you. I found that it seems to be more music related now than anything else so it may be wise to use MySpace if you were...
If you use Pinterest regularly for SEO purposes you will find that you will see an increase. It's also good for increasing traffic if you are looking for that but it takes to be dedicated and keep updating on a regular basis.
If you are worried at all about the amount of unfollows you may have to make and that it may cause you a problem I would do it a little bit at a time over the course of a few days that way you don't face any kind of problems.
I would personally create an account that you will not use for personal use and test it out, randomly keep adding and keep track of how many you added and see when something happens. That would be the best way to see how many you can add in one day.
If you have been randomly adding people, they do have the option to hit the 'Don't Know This Person' button and after so many it will trigger a ban from doing that. I would attempt to contact linkedin and explain to them and see if they will drop the ban.
Make a good profile that will allow you to stand out and start interacting with others in groups. If your profile is interesting and you gain interest by interacting you should see some kind of success.
I have never myself personally ever added random people to my personal linkedin account no however I have had random people random adds to my account before. I tend to just ignore and don't bother unless I know who they are.
I wouldn't say they would ban you for doing this no. I am pretty sure they will be looking out for those who are doing things they really shouldn't be doing in terms of anything illegal on the site rather than anything as small as this.
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