By 2025, how can growth tools using X effectively boost the main account?

Hello everyone, I've purchased a set of X growth tools, but since I'm unfamiliar with X's growth mechanisms, I've decided to consult the professionals here. Based on these features, how should I configure it to better serve my main account?

Below are some of the tool's features. I would appreciate some guidance from professionals.
Good speed, hundreds of thousands of @Nicknames..........✓➜ No restrictions on collection: want tens of millions without any problems..........✓➜ Work by keyword or #hashtag..........✓➜ Parsing comments under a post | comments of a specific @Username..........✓➜ COLLECTING AN ACTIVE AUDIENCE..........✓➜ Functions for SMART parsing, this method can be used to weed out bots and avoid sending messages into the void... .......✓➜ A dozen other options for collecting information and filtering✺✺ Boosting and functions for promotion to the TOP ✺✺..........✓➜ Likes..........✓➜ Retweets...... ....✓➜ Quoting..........✓➜ Commenting..........✓➜ Boosting views..........✓➜ Working with a list or selected tweet.......... ✓➜ Use of timers and randomization✺✺ Auto-posting ✺✺..........✓➜ Your post will be published automatically at the interval you need..........✓➜ Automatic instant boosting with the module is possible..........✓➜ Full randomization of text | links | emojis, etc...........✓➜ Working with multiple accounts..........✓➜ Publishing gifs, videos, and images
Instantly boost thousands of likes | retweets | views within seconds of your tweet going live. This helps promote your content to the top of Twitter's feed.

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Configure it to automate engagement (likes, replies) in your niche, but keep activity low and human-like to avoid detection. Use it to find and follow targeted accounts, not for mass blasts. The goal is to attract organic followers back to your main account.

Slappy Blunt said:

Configure it to automate engagement (likes, replies) in your niche, but keep activity low and human-like to avoid detection. Use it to find and follow targeted accounts, not for mass blasts. The goal is to attract organic followers back to your main account.

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This aligns with my understanding. Using tools too aggressively resulted in multiple account warnings, which didn't yield good results. Damn it. I should have slowed it down. If the IP address used for running a large number of small accounts has issues, will that affect the outcome? The seller told me I could run 1,000 accounts using 100 IP addresses...

I just want to make better use of growth hacking tools.

Ironhead said:

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Best approach is to use those tools to support what you’re already doing organically.
Focus on valuable content first, then use the features to analyze what performs well, optimize posting times, and keep engagement consistent.
Tools help, but strategy is what really grows the main account.

Use the features that genuinely boost real engagement. Test on a backup account first, tweak what works, then move it to your main.

Best approach is to start slow, test each feature individually, and monitor results closely. Scale what works and avoid enabling everything at once to prevent flags or bans.

My software can control over 1000 multiple accounts to interact with relevant blogger accounts, and then use these multiple accounts to like, comment on, and retweet posts from the main account, thus bringing targeted traffic to the posts.

I have such tools too.

luoyezuji said:

My software can control over 1000 multiple accounts to interact with relevant blogger accounts, and then use these multiple accounts to like, comment on, and retweet posts from the main account, thus bringing targeted traffic to the posts.

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By 2025, the most effective growth tools for X will focus on providing audience analytics and content scheduling to inform your manual, genuine engagement, as the algorithm prioritizes real interaction over artificial automation. Configure your tools for intelligent data gathering and strategic planning to make smarter decisions that build authentic authority for your main account.

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This aligns with my understanding. Using tools too aggressively resulted in multiple account warnings, which didn't yield good results. Damn it. I should have slowed it down. If the IP address used for running a large number of small accounts has issues, will that affect the outcome? The seller told me I could run 1,000 accounts using 100 IP addresses...

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Yes, a poor quality or flagged IP will get all accounts on it banned, regardless of their individual activity. 100 IPs for 1000 accounts is a major red flag; that's a clear automation footprint. Use a dedicated, clean residential IP for every 1-3 accounts for safety.

It seems you have extensive experience. I do have some personal thoughts I'd like to have verified by a professional and am willing to pay for this. How can I get in touch with you?

To be honest, I don't care about the organic growth of the main account. Since I can manage a large number of accounts in a short time, having secondary accounts periodically retweet and send DMs is sufficient to achieve the desired advertising effect. My only concern is how to enhance the influence of these secondary accounts, not how to make them grow organically alongside the main account. After all, I can replace secondary accounts at any time.