Tensegrity
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I'm doing something similar. Can you tell me what software you're using, or atleast PM me the info.
I wrote my own software.
What about Blogger ? Do you think we can do this with Blogger free hosting/domains and get same impact ?
I'm not sure what you're asking? You can send pinterest traffic to any web property. I choose my own domains because it looks more professional, and private/paid hosting because it allows me more control over the site. A free host is liable to put ads all over your site and web 2.0 properties like Blogger force a subdomain instead of a root domain. I've seen plenty of Web 2.0 properties though, especially Tumblr and Blogger.
I never tried pinterest seriously but a couple of months ago I created a bot for following/ unfollowing , used it for a week or so and forgot about it. I just checked that account and the number of followers have increased a little bit. I would like to know your opinion about this strategy :
1)set my bot to follow 300 users and then clean cookies / new ip
2) then will move into another account and follow another 300 users , doing this during 24/7, using plenty of accounts
3) every account will have on the profile page a blogspot.com redirected to a main domain. accounts will just have 1 board each with few pins.
Do you think this could work without sending pins ? Is there any traffic from people that check the profile of the person who just followed them?
You have the right idea! Following doesn't really get you followers on Pinterest, at least not as much as commenting and sharing.