Yes, it's really that good, IMHO. The software, itself, is very intuitive and simple to use. Developing Twitter friendly techniques is the challenge. If you're patient and resourceful, you can definitely make bank with TA. If you check some of the suggested approaches in TA thread posts this week, you're off to a very good start.
I use Squid Proxies and I am not having any problems with them. They definitely work well with tweet attacks.
Yes, a unique subdomain for each Twitter account. I'm only managing 101 whitehat twitter accounts. I would never do this if I was using the wait and reply module where the accounts don't last long. It would be a waste of time and I'm sure the domain would be flagged. Also, I'd be nuts to use this method if I was managing hundreds of accounts. Creating 101 subdomains with redirects was enough. I can't imagine wanting to do the same thing with hundreds of accounts. That would drive me nuts way more than my wife and kids!From your earlier post, sounds as if you are using a unique sub-domain for each Twitter account. That's a great solution for a very unique situation.
It's always a balancing, but I would be curious to know whether this technique works as one scales up campaigns: how many accounts could be associated per subdomain before they are flagged? No doubt someone on this thread has the answer.
I use Squid Proxies and I am not having any problems with them. They definitely work well with tweet attacks.
Maybe try a different port. It is possible that the port is blocked. With Squid Proxies, You can use port 8800, 3128 or 52931.
If they still don't work, I'd be willing to test 1 of them out for you. I'd give you my ip to add to the authorized ips in your Squid Proxy control panel and you could give me one of the ips. I'll test it and let you know if it works for me or not. Then you could remove my ip from your Squid Proxies account. It would at least tell you if it is a software problem or a proxy problem. I'm pretty sure that it is a proxy problem and I would not be surprised if changing to a different port will solve your problem.
Hope this helps!
Yes, that is probably the case.
You should absolutely buy this Software!
I have purchased this Software back in November/10.
Never used the Wait and Reply feature once. Don't plan on it.
Just building up followers across 101 Accounts. Wasted the first 2 Months with Account suspensions. Finally figured out what was causing them to be suspended.
Now, most of my Twitter Accounts have been going strong for more than 2 Months now. Getting lots of traffic from people clicking on the link in my profile. I only post 8 regular tweets a day and 2 tweets with links. Per Account. I only follow around 200 people a day. When I go over that number, then I do get some account suspensions. 9 out of my 101 accounts were suspended. The suspensions would correspond to me getting more aggressive with my following/unfollowing. I'm back up to 101 accounts after replacing the accounts that were suspended.
Now, I have close to 100,000 followers. Created several mylikes accounts. With each Mylikes account, I post the same tweet across approx. 8 Twitter accounts. I'd lose all of my accounts if I post the same tweet across all of my accounts within a short period of time. Already learned that lesson.
Now, I am earning over 1,000 a Month. Mylikes makes up about $200 a Month. My income should keep increasing as my followers increase.
A lot of my Twitter stuff is automated with Tweetattacks. Doesn't take much time out of my day to maintain.
But my eggs are in the Twitter basket right now. I'm going to focus some of my efforts on Youtube now. I wish that you would make Software for Youtube. Because I would buy it in a heartbeat because it would be the best there is for Youtube marketing. Searching for a Tweetattacks type of software for Youtube at the moment ....
For those of you that say Tweet Attacks no longer works, then you are missing out. If you are always losing your accounts because of your use of the Wait and Reply and you are about to give up on Tweetattacks, just think of how many followers you could have had by now if you were focusing on Whitehat methods trying to gain followers.
Just my 2 cents ...
