Twitter is DEAD?

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For marketing purposes I mean. In the hay days of TA, whenever I signed up for a new twitter account I began to get followers almost immediately (bots of course). But now even when I make a legit looking twitter profile I don't get ANY follower, unless I manually follow some people. So does that means the era of spamming twitter has come to an end?

And also is there any free tool with which I can follow the followers of specific users and can keep track of whom I have unfollowed before?

UPDATE: I have monetisable YT channel with 480422 views and 107 subscribers (growing). All the views and subscribers are 100% natural. I am interested to exchange it for a twitter account with at least few thousands LEGIT followers. (I have few other good YT channels, but no good twitter account). I am attaching the screenshot of Video Manager of the channel. Anyone interested?http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/138/ytscreenshot.png/
 
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Yes , there systems are getting better . It was only a matter of time anyway !
BUT someone else will fill the gap . Be patient ! I guess " Shrugs " !!
 
Cat and mouse game, you know. Twitter is tightening it as like all other major sites. Still you can make good money of it if you know how to do it.
 
There's a lot of anti-spam measures being taken now to stop black hatters. It's not dead, but it is harder than before. If you know how to market well, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
 
ive seen too many threads about this. i had the same problem so i finally bought tweetadder and my sales immediately went back up. its a bit of a hassle and i dont particularly like the software though. tweetattacks handled everything for me so i could spend all of my spare time smoking weed.

For marketing purposes I mean. In the hay days of TA, whenever I signed up for a new twitter account I began to get followers almost immediately (bots of course). But now even when I make a legit looking twitter profile I don't get ANY follower, unless I manually follow some people. So does that means the era of spamming twitter has come to an end?

And also is there any free tool with which I can follow the followers of specific users and can keep track of whom I have unfollowed before?
 
Same user base as a month ago. Thousands of noobs using off the shelf tools to spam have been cleared out. What do you think that means for those that remain?
 
There's a lot of anti-spam measures being taken now to stop black hatters. It's not dead, but it is harder than before. If you know how to market well, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Yeah I can vouch for that, I have killed a few accounts but its a learning experience. You can't push them too much or they will fail :/
 
All the turmoil about TA is *only* bringing benefits around here.. js.. ;)
 
Twitter will be better then ever now that twitter is going after those that create the tools.

It means those of us who do legitimate advertising and/or have the skills to create the custom tools will not have to compete with 100000000 noons using the free (or cracked) version of tweet attacks. It should become a much better marketing place now compared to before as there will be less generic bots using up their network resources.
 
facebook farbetter than twitter marketing in INDIA :) . don't know abt other countries
 
If you want your accounts to last, they have to appear real. That means, you have to report even spammier accounts than yours, like a real person would. And real people don't just fucking talk about Panasonic TVs. They say life sucks, the cat died, dad had a bad day at work and kicked the TV... so we bought a Panasonic TV from Amazon because it was so cheap.
 
why not just buy some twitter account with many followers? And u can keep your yt traffic.
 
I also advise you not to buy hundreds of Twitter accounts for blasting tweets etc... It doesn't work effectively and you'll get banned.
 
I don't believe that your YouTube account has organic and natural views, that amount would normally result in more than 100 subscribers.
 
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