Twitter mention bot?
- Thread starter prey24
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- #twitter #twitterbot
- Dec 16, 2017
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i know it's a bot but do you know how it works. Cause I want it for my agency
ACCGIG
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- Aug 28, 2021
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If it’s a browser bot
It would search for the hashtag
Refresh the page of the hashtag every 3-5 seconds
It would comment in any post on latest post
- Jun 16, 2020
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The bot will pickup hashtags and randomly comment the content that was pre loaded for each hashtag.
Try to get hold of a python developer or think ZennoPoster let's you do this
Try to get hold of a python developer or think ZennoPoster let's you do this
Tomas Anderson
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you can apply to any IT company that writes bots and/or post a request on BHW marked WTB
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Yes as said above it seems to reply to the comment with a link and mention.
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there bots probably look for words / phrases / links to post back on
divine_smm
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what you need ? I provide services on Twitter
dekadent30
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- Nov 10, 2008
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You can create such bot in Browser Automation Studio. Very easy to learn
ManchesterCity
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Hashtag retweet is used by botted channels for community's like #Java #Android ...
But recently I have seen some doggy channels using it with likes and comments.
To be able to do that you have a choice between native api ( normal v2 or premium ) and browser automation.
For the api solution is very straightforward ( search for #Hashtag take the last tweet > follow/retweet/like/comment )
Next is the browser automation , you need to submit a search , render the webpage to html by yourself programmatically , fulfill the comment click() retweet and like , and the most important is to calculate the last job to avoid duplicate task.
Now who is better?
Api of course
End.
The browser automation can be used Without hurting the main account and do the same job with opportunity to abuse the system.
But recently I have seen some doggy channels using it with likes and comments.
To be able to do that you have a choice between native api ( normal v2 or premium ) and browser automation.
For the api solution is very straightforward ( search for #Hashtag take the last tweet > follow/retweet/like/comment )
Next is the browser automation , you need to submit a search , render the webpage to html by yourself programmatically , fulfill the comment click() retweet and like , and the most important is to calculate the last job to avoid duplicate task.
Now who is better?
Api of course
End.
The browser automation can be used Without hurting the main account and do the same job with opportunity to abuse the system.
rootjazz
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- Dec 21, 2012
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It's fairly straight forward.
The bot just needs to watch the hashtag,
scraping new posts, then when a new post detected, post a reply. The @mention can be from a dumped in list or pulled from a search related to the account posting the original tweet being replied to (a follower for example).
A list of comments are provided and one chosen at random for the post