About the crappest thing you can do is copy the scripts that pro tools use. "I'll write a Wordpress and Tumblr script and keep it up to date" when a $40 tool that is updated FOC for life already does that.
However, using Zenno for stuff no-one else does is best.
Here's some ideas off the top of my head.
- A bot to watch long youtube videos (not the sort of 30 second "paid" views you buy that actually do more harm than good - unless your vids are all 30 seconds long)
- A chat bot for ..chatrooms..selling stuff. Don't need to be sophisticated, just join, say hello, reply with a "why?" or "OMG" now and again, then stick your advert in.
- Site analysis. Create a tool that analyses and scrapes data other tools do not for niche specific marketing
- Meme and trend scraping. Have it go to a ton of blogs, RSS feeds and major manufacturer sites in your niche and pull out product names that are new that day. Then write 400 words on it. post and link it ASAP to be the first independent website to have an opinion
- Find a platform that others do not post to. Write a script for that
- Adding spun content to established forum profiles over time (I have this) I run about 120 forum accounts. The software logs in and places my comment in a random thread or one with a keyword in the title. Spun. Checks each of the many forums I do this to 5 or 6 times a day. Posts either generic comments or keyword based comments as replies to threads. I'm going to get it to quote soon (not worked that out yet)
- Facebook scraper. Finds people with similar interests to the niche I'm marketing, posts generic comments on their or their business timeline for a week or so (just one every couple of days) then invites them to like or join my pages. Success if you do it this way is almost 4X higher than "cold invites"
- Same with twitter. Not a "tweet tool" as such, just a basic relationship builder. - get known!
Loads more.
Most of these above couild be coded by someone with a moderate knowledge of coding or Zenno in an afternoon.
Scritty