TorbenC
Registered Member
- Sep 20, 2012
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Hello all here at BHW!
After using a few other iMacros Scripts on here to do some pretty cool things (and faster obviously) I decided I'd try my hand at this.
I made a little Twitter auto-follow script that will follow people in your niche! Please let me know if you come across a problem, I used it to follow a total of 70 people in a row before making the thread, no repercussions so far, no daily follow limit met either. I added three separate random realistic wait timers to make it less likely to be caught.
NOTE: This will unfollow people you have already followed so it is best used on new accounts. I couldn't figure out a means to stop this from happening.
I'm excited about releasing something on BHW that will hopefully help a few people.
iMacros Code:
Instructions:
1: Open Firefox Browser And Imacros.
2: Copy and paste the above code and save it.
3: Login to your Twitter account.
4: Navigate to your niche's tag page by typing your keywords into the search bar on the top right and hitting enter.
5: Use the page slider on the right in Firefox to scroll the page downwards, so more posts will load for that niche. Just keep doing this until you have a good number of posts present.
6: Set your Max loop count to the desired amount + 9. The reason for this is I had to use a special variable that altars the Current loop count, this means that the very first time the script runs your Current will jump from 1 to 9 (so if you set Max of 10 or less then it will only run once).
7: Press "Play (Loop)" and watch the script work for you!
Hopefully this helps some of you folks out there! Thank you to JackSparrow making a few iMacros scripts and actually introducing me to iMacros (though inadvertently), I also copied the layout of this post from his iMacros threads with minor changes.
After using a few other iMacros Scripts on here to do some pretty cool things (and faster obviously) I decided I'd try my hand at this.
I made a little Twitter auto-follow script that will follow people in your niche! Please let me know if you come across a problem, I used it to follow a total of 70 people in a row before making the thread, no repercussions so far, no daily follow limit met either. I added three separate random realistic wait timers to make it less likely to be caught.
NOTE: This will unfollow people you have already followed so it is best used on new accounts. I couldn't figure out a means to stop this from happening.
I'm excited about releasing something on BHW that will hopefully help a few people.
iMacros Code:
Code:
VERSION BUILD=7601105 RECORDER=FX
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !VAR1 EVAL("var randomNumber=Math.floor(Math.random()*10 + 1); randomNumber;")
SET !VAR2 EVAL("var randomNumber=Math.floor(Math.random()*2 + 1); randomNumber;")
SET !VAR3 EVAL("var randomNumber=Math.floor(Math.random()*3 + 1); randomNumber;")
Set !LOOP 9
TAG POS={{!LOOP}} TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:https://twimg0-a.akamaihd.net/profile_images/*/*
WAIT SECONDS={{!VAR2}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=BUTTON ATTR=TXT:Follow<SP>Following<SP>Unfollow<SP>Blocked<SP>Unblock<SP>Pen*
WAIT SECONDS={{!VAR3}}
TAG POS=9 TYPE=BUTTON ATTR=TXT:Close
WAIT SECONDS={{!VAR1}}Instructions:
1: Open Firefox Browser And Imacros.
2: Copy and paste the above code and save it.
3: Login to your Twitter account.
4: Navigate to your niche's tag page by typing your keywords into the search bar on the top right and hitting enter.
5: Use the page slider on the right in Firefox to scroll the page downwards, so more posts will load for that niche. Just keep doing this until you have a good number of posts present.
6: Set your Max loop count to the desired amount + 9. The reason for this is I had to use a special variable that altars the Current loop count, this means that the very first time the script runs your Current will jump from 1 to 9 (so if you set Max of 10 or less then it will only run once).
7: Press "Play (Loop)" and watch the script work for you!
Hopefully this helps some of you folks out there! Thank you to JackSparrow making a few iMacros scripts and actually introducing me to iMacros (though inadvertently), I also copied the layout of this post from his iMacros threads with minor changes.
