[HELP] Cloaking sponsored tweets -SP Mylikes

christoofar

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Hello everyone.

Could someone please explain to me how to cloak a sponsored tweet. I'm talking about mylikes really since they are who I use the most.

I see the same thing being posted by others without the -SP on the end, and even some changing the wording as they wish.

Since mylikes sends the tweet from their own site, how is this being done?

Thank you.
 
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Copy and paste the link where you desire. Add text relating to the ad then paste the link right after it. No '-sp' needed.
Example:

Ad text: 'What did Michael Jordan Say to keep himself motivated -bitly.linkhere-'
Your text: 'Check out these motivational quotes! -bitly.linkhere-'

Make sense?
 
my likes is only good for us visitors

Most of the time, but they do have the occasional decent UK campaign pop up as well.

OP, you can use the recommendation in the first reply, but prepare for a ban. It's in Twitter's TOS that you have to declare sponsored tweets, and it's in Mylikes TOS that you have to comply with Twitter's TOS. A little '-sp' at the end of a tweet isn't too bad anyway, most companies use '#Ad' or '#Spon' which are much more obvious.
 
Most of the time, but they do have the occasional decent UK campaign pop up as well.

OP, you can use the recommendation in the first reply, but prepare for a ban. It's in Twitter's TOS that you have to declare sponsored tweets, and it's in Mylikes TOS that you have to comply with Twitter's TOS. A little '-sp' at the end of a tweet isn't too bad anyway, most companies use '#Ad' or '#Spon' which are much more obvious.

Thanks for the replies.

A ban? Really?

I've been following some twitter accounts that have been doing this for a very long time and I can't ever recall them ever being banned. I was just thinking it would increase clicks.

Anyway, I'm still not sure I understand how to do it.
 
Copy and paste the link where you desire. Add text relating to the ad then paste the link right after it. No '-sp' needed.
Example:

Ad text: 'What did Michael Jordan Say to keep himself motivated -bitly.linkhere-'
Your text: 'Check out these motivational quotes! -bitly.linkhere-'

Make sense?

Makes no sense to me at all. The links are directly sent from from clicking "post to twitter" from the mylikes site.

What am I missing here?
 
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