My Twitter Efforts

@TheTwitterGuy am thinking of running followliker in the future but on a vps(greencloud mostlikely) ...i just have one question since im a noob at this...since followliker is licenced to one pc only and i upload/download it on a vps after purchase, can i get to run it later in future on my pc and not on the vps...what happens if i fail to pay vps monthly charges...does that mean bye bye to my followliker?....please forgive my bad english....or maybe i just dont make sense please answer if you might

juvensjules said:

@TheTwitterGuy am thinking of running followliker in the future but on a vps(greencloud mostlikely) ...i just have one question since im a noob at this...since followliker is licenced to one pc only and i upload/download it on a vps after purchase, can i get to run it later in future on my pc and not on the vps...what happens if i fail to pay vps monthly charges...does that mean bye bye to my followliker?....please forgive my bad english....or maybe i just dont make sense please answer if you might

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you can trasnfer the licence to your laptop

airwolf137 said:

you can trasnfer the licence to your laptop

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thank you

[QUOTE="My long term goal is making at least 400$ per month passively by the end of this year with twitter solely.[/QUOTE]

Good luck bro!

This will be a very interesting journey, following!

Keep going - definitely interested in this journey.

Along with SEO, I'm running Twitter campaign on 10 accounts gaining 1K followers a day. It's a great complement to SEO efforts so hopefully i can learn a thing or two from your journey.

queenjude said:

Along with SEO, I'm running Twitter campaign on 10 accounts gaining 1K followers a day. It's a great complement to SEO efforts so hopefully i can learn a thing or two from your journey.

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Man, you're getting great result! I have some accounts and my best one has 68.8K (second has 50.7K), but I'm getting only few followers per day now. I've tried FollowLiker, CrowdFireApp and manual following, but when comparing cost/effort and results, it doesn't look like. How are you getting them? It doesn't seem massive following...

can you help me find out the way to make money from over 5000 old account? by the way im using twitterdub and its better than any software i ever tried.

This is an intresting journey, keep it up and good luck to you!

Olovarno said:

Man, you're getting great result! I have some accounts and my best one has 68.8K (second has 50.7K), but I'm getting only few followers per day now. I've tried FollowLiker, CrowdFireApp and manual following, but when comparing cost/effort and results, it doesn't look like. How are you getting them? It doesn't seem massive following...

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I use follower liked but I'm strategic about it. Most people follow big accounts like Forbes. I find twitter profiles in my niche that are in 5k - 30k range and I follow their followings (not their followers). I find this is much more successful in my niche. I follow 250-400 a day - and change it every week to trip up Twitter hammer algo. Oddly enough, my fake accounts have more followers than following versus my personal accounts.

I barely post new tweets and just retweet stuff and put up motivational content. I'm growing fast but I'm still planning ways on how of how to drive them to money site/monetize eventually.

queenjude said:

I use follower liked but I'm strategic about it. Most people follow big accounts like Forbes. I find twitter profiles in my niche that are in 5k - 30k range and I follow their followings (not their followers). I find this is much more successful in my niche. I follow 250-400 a day - and change it every week to trip up Twitter hammer algo. Oddly enough, my fake accounts have more followers than following versus my personal accounts.

I barely post new tweets and just retweet stuff and put up motivational content. I'm growing fast but I'm still planning ways on how of how to drive them to money site/monetize eventually.

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Well I think it is always a good idea to follow either the following or the followers of smaller accounts as there are usually less inactive accounts following them. However, what is the most important thing you should consider is how much engagement the people you follow can create. My biggest account 70k followers does not have more impressions or engagement than another account which has around 25k followers. For monetizing account your follower count means almost nothing all that counts is the engagement on your tweets. I would suggest following only the followers/following of accounts with a lot of engagement going on. Otherwise it could happen that you follow for example the following of a mediocre account and end up getting a lot of followers back because they are programmed this way and not because they are real and like your content. Many accounts used to follow followers in followback groups so obviously that could also boost your follower numbers but it basically means nothing to the value of your account. You definitely need to be very cautious.

This reminds me of my Twitter journey last year. I used Statusbrew instead. Gaining a steady increase until one day, in December, I got my account locked, and I had to unlock it via phone. The email from Twitter told me "I was using disallowed techniques such as mass follow/unfollow". Or something similar, can't quite remember the exact words I got. From then, I gave up, in order to pursue other stuff (which is more worth my time, in my case). The account is still active though.

I found that different niches have different levels of engagement. Some niches just have lots of "browsers" and scrollers. Other niches have smart-asses who will always reply to your tweets to argue or debate. And then in some niches where you post funny stuff and vines, you get lots of retweets and likes... I was also given the impression that a lot Twitter users are aware that there are lots of bots and they tend to ignore a lot of tweets.

Engagement - specifically - clicking on my links is the challenge. Pinning a tweeet seems to work but that only means I can promote one link at a time.i get steady engagement on motivational quotes but when I slip in my money tweet - engagement is much less. It's a challenge A/B testing on my main account.i agree that niche plays a role. I used to have a fantasy sports account that had great engagement especially when you respond to ESPN analysts and pro athletes. And I have another one that's business that has less engagement. So niche does play role.

I find tweeting anything Trump gets amazing response if anyone has a politics niche.