Scaling up Twitter with mass accounts

maziooo · Feb 24, 2020

I use 2 Twitter Accounts (both 2013) with Home IP and 500,000 real followers and my website link connected. Never had problems.

I also use 100 twitter proxy accounts with a software to scale up my business. Of course I didnt put the same link on the profiles as I dont want Twitter to eventually find this out.

I use a prelander site, whre visitors have to click on a button to get to my real page.

But: is that actually neccesary or could I install a auto redirection from the prelander-domain to my main site?

Pls help

mediabuzz · Feb 25, 2020

Why not just use the other accounts to link to web 2.0s or just retweet and fav

April Jesser · Feb 25, 2020

This is a good idea that you are not using the same link on Twitter profiles.
There is no need for auto direction, as i am also doing these things and it is going smooth.

jonasnarvas · Feb 25, 2020

whatvis the traffic to your website from 500 000 followers?

rootjazz · Feb 25, 2020

maziooo said:
But: is that actually neccesary or could I install a auto redirection from the prelander-domain to my main site?

As long as you are sneaky you will be fine (i.e. not server redirects), JS redirects best - requires assumption Twitter just follows links with a http req, not a headless browser (fairly safe assumption).

As to should you. Well test it. See what gives you better numbers.

As always test test test test and go with what works

maziooo · Feb 25, 2020

rootjazz said:
As long as you are sneaky you will be fine (i.e. not server redirects), JS redirects best - requires assumption Twitter just follows links with a http req, not a headless browser (fairly safe assumption).

As to should you. Well test it. See what gives you better numbers.

As always test test test test and go with what works

Ok but Twitter wont recognize that on my second domain a button goes to my first domain right. It would maybe recognize it if it was auto-redirected.

rootjazz · Feb 25, 2020

maziooo said:
Ok but Twitter wont recognize that on my second domain a button goes to my first domain right. It would maybe recognize it if it was auto-redirected.

Usually sites just follow links with an HTTP request, this would follow a 301 / 302 server redirect, same for a PHP redirect.

Fairly straightforward to follow a meta refresh, just check the src contents.

But for a JS redirect, they would need to send a browser as the JS redirect can be obsfuscated that you can only detect it by running the JS, there is no way to just parse the src files.

If twitter ARE using a browser, then it is not going to work (unless you can detect the twitter browser), but if they are just using a request, then you are fine.

maziooo · Feb 25, 2020

what

rootjazz said:
Usually sites just follow links with an HTTP request, this would follow a 301 / 302 server redirect, same for a PHP redirect.

Fairly straightforward to follow a meta refresh, just check the src contents.

But for a JS redirect, they would need to send a browser as the JS redirect can be obsfuscated that you can only detect it by running the JS, there is no way to just parse the src files.

If twitter ARE using a browser, then it is not going to work (unless you can detect the twitter browser), but if they are just using a request, then you are fine.

What do you recommend? under no circumstances I can risk my 2 home ip twitter accounts with totaL 500k real targeted followers...
Currently I use a 2nd Domain on 100 twitter proxy accounts and some get blocked but most of them stay ( Have to buy a few more every month for compensation)

but Now there is a button on the page, which leads to my main site.

rootjazz · Feb 26, 2020

maziooo said:
what

What do you recommend? under no circumstances I can risk my 2 home ip twitter accounts with totaL 500k real targeted followers...

There's your answer then

Currently I use a 2nd Domain on 100 twitter proxy accounts and some get blocked but most of them stay ( Have to buy a few more every month for compensation)

but Now there is a button on the page, which leads to my main site.

to find out more, you'd need to test it, not on your main sites and see if you can see a pattern, check logs to see who is following the link, check header requests, maybe twitterbot declares itself, check all the browser parameters see if you can detect if twitter are using a browser. Would be an amount of work and the risk is you always miss something.

But even with a button, you still run the risks of manual reports / manual checks.

But safest way is to NOT use a sneaky redirect.

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