Is botting dead on Twitter?

Hey, sorry if it's been asked. I'm basically trying to build up my account in gaming. Recently been sponsored, so a good following looks good, regardless of my results. I did have 4k followers, which dropped to 2.1k when twitter did the purge. Now I'm at 2.9k, so at least I can say they're real after the purge.

I literally don't do anything in particular on it, I'll post a daily positive tweet. Then just random thoughts / venting throughout the day.

It isn't dead (yet) rather reallllly slowwww!

I see, so the natural way is best I take it. As a returning pro gamer, I thought it'd be best to boost my online presence.

far from dead if bot sales are anything to go by. Now that the public API was closed, things are infact better than before

What would be the best one to use?

Bustup said:

What would be the best one to use?

Click to expand...

There is no "best" one. What is good for one user is not for another.
Some are cheaper with less functions, some are more expensive but have more functions. Do you need those extra features?
Some are limited to number of accounts you can use, some are unlimited.
Some are easier to use, but offer less functionality / potential. Some are more complex but offer infinite possibilities.
What is the support like when you have a problem? Can you even get a response? When you get a response is it helpful?
When you would like some additional features / improvements are the developers prepared to discuss your suggestion and what is the chance it gets added.

For some users some of the above are more important that others. I can speak for other bots as I don't use them, but I imagine all bots basically function correctly. They will follow / like / retweet / post etc. But how do you set it up, how do you manage it, what about the functionality around that, search, filters, options. That is where bots differentiate themselves and that is what will indicate which is "best" for "you"

I think botting never dead. Only it is very slowly and riskly for twitter