Twitter replys getting ghosted, accounts getting suspeneded and tweets deleted

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Hi guys, just getting into action for twitter marketing,
like I said, the accounts I bought, some get suspended, some get ghosted and some get certain tweets banned.

I see people doing almost identical things to me (only 1 or 2 tweets, so not very aged) and doing marketing, and succeding really well.
Any ideas guys? its very important and im struggling
 
Let's start with the obvious questions...

1) What are you tweeting? If they include links, where do these links point to?
2) Are you following and then unfollowing? If so, what are these numbers (including delays)
3) Are you using other accounts to Retweet what one of your accounts tweets?

You'll need to answer the above thoroughly to give the rest of us an idea.
 
1) Im tweeting links to my website, although I've also experimented going through a blog first that links to my website to stop ghosting,
2) I'm not unfollowing anyone, just tweeting @ relevant people with high follower counts
3) I have paid for some twitter favourites on some tweets, does this affect my chances?

Thanks
 
Here's what I think you should do.

1. Age the accounts, with normal posts, for at least 2 months. Write real posts... with no links.
2. Use followliker to follow/unfollow with all accounts on low settings (1 proxy per account)
3. After two months, integrate the accounts with a platform like MeetEdgar, hootsuite, or ContentStudio. Use low settings here and run for a month or so.
4. Gradually increase functions on followliker and the option you made for #3.

The key: Patience.

Twitter just updated with some major changes to combat automation. They're flagging accounts for posting repeat content/links. Even if it's on one account. (worse if it's the same link/tweet on all accounts.

DO NOT DO THIS.

Also, when logging into the accounts, make sure to consistently use the same proxy when logging in. If you're logging into all of your accounts from the same ip - BIG red flag.

Make sure you're not only posting links too. Pepper some random tweets in there every now and then as well..

Something like, "Eeeek, what to do in [insert city name here] on a saturday night?"

I know it's a few extra steps, but after a while you'll get used to it.
 
Here's what I think you should do.

1. Age the accounts, with normal posts, for at least 2 months. Write real posts... with no links.
2. Use followliker to follow/unfollow with all accounts on low settings (1 proxy per account)
3. After two months, integrate the accounts with a platform like MeetEdgar, hootsuite, or ContentStudio. Use low settings here and run for a month or so.
4. Gradually increase functions on followliker and the option you made for #3.

The key: Patience.

Twitter just updated with some major changes to combat automation. They're flagging accounts for posting repeat content/links. Even if it's on one account. (worse if it's the same link/tweet on all accounts.

DO NOT DO THIS.

Also, when logging into the accounts, make sure to consistently use the same proxy when logging in. If you're logging into all of your accounts from the same ip - BIG red flag.

Make sure you're not only posting links too. Pepper some random tweets in there every now and then as well..

Something like, "Eeeek, what to do in [insert city name here] on a saturday night?"

I know it's a few extra steps, but after a while you'll get used to it.

They've made an update to their policy. This is because of the Russian bots where they created 40,000+ to try and affect the election.

Repeating the same tweet once a month or so, will be fine. People live in different timezones so not everybody will see the tweet.

Like you mention though it seems quite clear why he's been ghosted - he's mentioning handles too much and tweeting to websites too much. It needs to be mixed - plain tweets without links, mixed in.
 
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