A bit of a Catch 22 pal - If I post here again it'll be the last one I make... if I don't post here again, I've already made my final post.
Now be the big man and do what you could never do offline ... prevent me from posting on here... but I'll be back under a different username so what's the...
I've used Tweet Adder for 2 years so the actual functionality I have sorted and know about.
It's more the network building process that we can all learn.
If anybody does want to buy TA I'm an affiliate so can save you a bit of money. Tweet Adder + VPS = Autorun
Jelmer187, I see a lot of accounts that do the,
''1. Follow me 2. Rt 3. Follow him 4. Let me know'' tweet which will promote your accounts from number 1!" and they do seem to 'presell' the main domains.
But not quite sure how they automate this.
Any idea?
I've changed tactic as I'm buying followers to give the account a major jump.
But for the record, I never follow people back - not automatically anyway. If an account with 50,000 followers followed me and tweeted something like F4F? I probably would.
A little bit like here:
http://demo.proreviewtheme.com/clickbank/
Right at the top.
What I'd like is underneath each of my blog posts have it where I can add as many products as I wish, relating to that category/subject and it'll flash up 1 by 1.
It will also allow me to give links to several...
Some great posts here and I agree with the majority of them.
I've been buying followers, but these have been on aged accounts (like over 1 year old), even though they haven't been tweeted to in those 12 months (forgot I had them!).
Have any of you tried this with a new account?
As in,
Day 1...
Unfollowing the next day is too soon. I've proved that to myself with auto ban testing. 3 is the absolute minimum, otherwise you're banned for aggressive following.
5-7 days is better, but I don't unfollow people who follow me back, it's only the people who haven't.
The only way of that being obvious is if that account has a lot of followers and follows hardly anybody.
If you see an account that has just over 100,000 on both, it'll look like they follow back, when really it's just following a lot of people first.
I've changed my approach since starting...
I tried that before and was less than impressed. The amount earned per click just wasn't worth it. I worked out the amount I got wasn't worth losing visitors, who I'd earn from if they'd carried on into the site and left their email address in my popup, or clicked Adsense etc.
Won't my own website hosted URL shortening be able to be tracked in GA? I assume it'll show my shortened URL as the referrer and then I can drill down?
I'm currently using bit.ly but I'd like to be able to use my own website to do the shortening where I put the long link in and it randomly assigns it to mydomain.ext/aba (for example).
And then to be able to track all clicks on that URL in Google Analytics, so I know how each URL is performing...
What's the thinking behind this - that a RT counts as a back link to the URL mentioned in the tweet?
I've not noticed this in my Twitter network, so just checking.
I have a PHP script that can redirect to a particular page (offer) depending on what country the visitor is from.
So you go to mydomain.com/redirect.php and if they are from USA it'll go to amazon.com (for example) or UK to Amazon.co.uk
So I thought I'd try and use this on a popup. If they're...
I eventually got it working.
The PHP code in this script uses shortcode which recent versions of PHP on hosting accounts, no longer accept.
If the hosting account allows PHP shortcodes then it'll work. Else, it won't.
I know there are websites that will show you your most retweeted tweet in your entire account, but what I'm after is a service that will show you your most retweeted tweets, say:
1) In the last 24 hours
2) in the last week
3) From: ... To...
I use Grabinbox and whilst it does show how many...
Yeah that's what I'm now doing, started it yesterday.
I collect information such as country, interests, age etc, so the next case will be working on the right offers to send people and the right way to structure the emails.
I recently bought Pippity (Google it) which seems good if you want more than 1 popup on a website. For instance a different popup for each category on your site. You can also do split-testing and connect any Email Marketing software (I use Interspire) to it.
Is this thread dead already? It's only about 4 weeks old! :eek:
I thought it would be good to carry the thread on to offer advice/help to each other.
For instance, this PHP code doesn't seem to be connecting to my database correctly:
Username and Password I've obviously changed, but doesn't...
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