whisper_fans
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No matter which url shortener I use I get dennied, any way to by-pass that?
tweet an affilaite link?
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whisper_fans
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Thanks, any quick free custom domain providers out there? like just to run some tests not an actual campaign
SocialManager
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That's not what a custom domain means. You register a domain, install wordpress, install Pretty Links plugin, then you can create your own shortlinks. There is nothing to test. It will always work until your domain gets blacklisted.
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For test you could try to get a vps trial and run the script on naked ip, although not quite recommended.
whisper_fans
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I get the same ''This request looks like it might be automated. To protect our users from spam and other malicious activity, we can’t complete this action right now. Please try again later.''
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This is a problem with your account.
You are most likely hard shadowbanned, which means you’re limited. What did you do? Spam too much?
edit; this should expire in few hours
whisper_fans
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I have 6 huge 300k+ accounts, never posted a link before on any of them
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this can also happen when you bulk retweet or like a lot of tweets in short period of time. just wait, that issue will fixes itself
I understand URL shorteners are important for analytics data, but why use it if it refuses access? I would suggest just not using a shortener, and just benefiting from the traffic that you could potentially be getting if you just used the original URL. Also, it will help with branding.
whisper_fans
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its an insanely long affiliate link, i just cant post it, its too long
You are using affiliate links for posts? That is rough and it will be hard to get conversions. When people see weird links, it causes them to be unlikely to convert and click... I would suggest creating some sort of landing page that has your affiliate link attached to it, and then promoting the landing page link. Not only will people feel more confident to convert because of URL presence, but you are also able to build a brand presence. I hope this helps some, best of luck!
whisper_fans
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Yes thanks man, I'm just running some tests to see if I can get a single conversion and see if its even worth it
joeb1ow
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You shouldn't be direct linking to affiliate link to begin with
At the very least... twitter > free landing pages > affiliate page
Twitter shouldn't flag parasites and you can always redirect your traffic
I agree with this ^^^^
CryptoKujira
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Well done. That seems like it would be a lot of work to get those kind of numbers.
FindDIY
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Seems like WordPress or Blogger would a good option for this. Create a blog post and tweet that.