NSFW account creation

cender

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Hey. yall

So i just created a new account on a clean proxy for one of my models and instantly my post are going into more replies (see photo below) Is there anyway to fix this problem. I have also been trying to organically grow my other accounts as well for a while with not much return on investment as they are all getting near to none impressions and shadow banned
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silly question but did you set it as NSFW?
 
Hey. yall

So i just created a new account on a clean proxy for one of my models and instantly my post are going into more replies (see photo below) Is there anyway to fix this problem. I have also been trying to organically grow my other accounts as well for a while with not much return on investment as they are all getting near to none impressions and shadow banned
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The accounts you're creating instantly raise red flags, that's why they get limited, banned, etc. To know why, i'd have to see your account, but it's usually due to behavior. There's a certain type of behavior that is deemed normal and expected from a "real user". For example, real users rarely create a new account and immediately start posting sexy pics, using all sorts of suspect hashtags, adding people left and right, promoting links, etc. That's typical bot/spammer behavior. Twitter and social media sites in general have become really good at detecting this. Twitter is particularly harsher.
 
Twitter is getting more difficult, and one needs to be careful with any moves.
The accounts you're creating instantly raise red flags, that's why they get limited, banned, etc. To know why, i'd have to see your account, but it's usually due to behavior. There's a certain type of behavior that is deemed normal and expected from a "real user". For example, real users rarely create a new account and immediately start posting sexy pics, using all sorts of suspect hashtags, adding people left and right, promoting links, etc. That's typical bot/spammer behavior. Twitter and social media sites in general have become really good at detecting this. Twitter is particularly harsher.
 
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