how can I beat the competitor on twitter?

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I saw a guy (company) conquered for a hast tag that I also wanna rank.

they got so many accounts and spam to twitter every sec!!

so all the result from the # is their twits.

can I beat them?

I got limited resources than them (just a few hand made twitter accounts - they got sooo many!) and I don't have any automation tool yet (no money yet!)

is there any good way to achieve this?

looking for a good solution.

thanks
 
I heard replying from a lot of accounts makes it go higher, even if it doesn't have 1,000 likes.
 
Hello

I suggest you post good content, retweet popular content related to the hashtag you are targeting, and follow important account subscribers in your niche.

That should help :-)

Good luck
Chris
 
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Everybody wants to be popular on Twitter and yet, no one want to collaborate.

I would suggest cold contacting some accounts and add them into a private group. Then, you all can collaborate. Come up with a time and a hash tag. Then at the given time, start tweeting content with the chosen hashtag. Make sure everybody RT and LIKE everybody's tweets.

The larger the private group, the more reach you will get.

Everybody should be able to pick a hashtag once in a while, that way you will make everybody happy.

Regards

F.
 
Also if you're not afraid, just follow everyone. There will be some users that stick to you and others that won't. So take time in doing stuff like that, posting original content and massive following/unfollowing.

Don't let your competitor think you lost, you can beat them in social media by planing a lot and fighting dirty sometimes.
 
Maybe you’ve actually retweeted it, maybe not, but everyone wants to know: does anyone ever win those contests? To discover the answer to that question, I wrote a Python script that logs into twitter, searches for tweets that say something along the lines of “retweet to win!” and then retweets them. I’m not sure if anyone else has done this before, but I didn’t see any evidence of other bots that were behaving like mine. I did however see evidence of real people who were manually doing the job of my bot by retweeting hundreds of contests over several hours.
 
Maybe you’ve actually retweeted it, maybe not, but everyone wants to know: does anyone ever win those contests? To discover the answer to that question, I wrote a Python script that logs into twitter, searches for tweets that say something along the lines of “retweet to win!” and then retweets them. I’m not sure if anyone else has done this before, but I didn’t see any evidence of other bots that were behaving like mine. I did however see evidence of real people who were manually doing the job of my bot by retweeting hundreds of contests over several hours.
Did you win anything?
 
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