Twitter - Staying Under the Radar
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Bloghat
Regular Member
- Feb 18, 2011
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W&R got just so abused, Twitter is quick at suspending your W&R accounts nowadays. In the beginning ppl were able to deliver much bigger amounts of messages, now the accounts die after 25 messages or so. But I guess it has to do something with the way it is implemented. TA must have kinda footprint, cause I made an own program that was able to deliver 70+ @messages without penalty (and without normal tweets, only @messages).
xkevinisshortx
Newbie
- Aug 19, 2011
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Thanks for this. I was wondering why my account were getting suspended so easily. I'll make sure to keep that at this rate.
Just putting in my two cents.
Started adding followers to a 2-day old account. For the first 7 days of the process, here are my following and unfollowing stats (respectively):
Day 1 = 112, 2
Day 2 = 76, 3
Day 3 = 96, 65
Day 4 = 82, 0
Day 5 = 114, 32
Day 6 = 205, 37
Day 7 = 88, 56
Settings:
Delay each task: 2-5 minutes
Limit following 7-21 (YES THIS IS CORRECT)
Delay between following/unfollowing: 10-30 seconds.
After Day 7, I've been following around 200-300 and unfollowing 100-200. I kept track of these numbers because a client of mine is a bit anal and wants to know the status everyday. I also suggested to him that it would be best for him to have as much activity as possible on the twitter account while I add followers for him.
The reason why my Follower Limit is like that is because I was following 10 keywords for the same account so 10 tasks total. For example if a client wants French followers, I would put 10 common French words to search for in TA.
Hope this helps!
Started adding followers to a 2-day old account. For the first 7 days of the process, here are my following and unfollowing stats (respectively):
Day 1 = 112, 2
Day 2 = 76, 3
Day 3 = 96, 65
Day 4 = 82, 0
Day 5 = 114, 32
Day 6 = 205, 37
Day 7 = 88, 56
Settings:
Delay each task: 2-5 minutes
Limit following 7-21 (YES THIS IS CORRECT)
Delay between following/unfollowing: 10-30 seconds.
After Day 7, I've been following around 200-300 and unfollowing 100-200. I kept track of these numbers because a client of mine is a bit anal and wants to know the status everyday. I also suggested to him that it would be best for him to have as much activity as possible on the twitter account while I add followers for him.
The reason why my Follower Limit is like that is because I was following 10 keywords for the same account so 10 tasks total. For example if a client wants French followers, I would put 10 common French words to search for in TA.
Hope this helps!
Indiigo007
Junior Member
- Nov 11, 2009
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To keep this thread alive, what numbers work good for everyone now days?
Day 1: No more than 50. (some, but not all, get suspended btwn 50-100 range)
Day 2: ~100
Day 3: ~100-150
Day 4: ~150-200
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I wouldn't worry about unfollowing too soon, until a few days before you will hit your limit.
TIP: Instead of scraping the same old stupid quotes and jokes, try scraping song lyrics. A line of song lyrics can make a good, natural tweet and the content on the web is virtually endless.
What works for everyone else atm?
Day 1: No more than 50. (some, but not all, get suspended btwn 50-100 range)
Day 2: ~100
Day 3: ~100-150
Day 4: ~150-200
...
I wouldn't worry about unfollowing too soon, until a few days before you will hit your limit.
TIP: Instead of scraping the same old stupid quotes and jokes, try scraping song lyrics. A line of song lyrics can make a good, natural tweet and the content on the web is virtually endless.
What works for everyone else atm?
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I've been playing around with this and I've found that adding more than 50 on the first day is fine. I've done 6 accounts so far that have added around 100 people on the first day and they're all still going strong.
Day 1: Max 50 follows
Day 2: Max 250 until 700 followers (although I generally step it up daily to 95,145,195,245)
After 700 followers: Follow 300-500 p/day until 1000
After 1000 followers: 400-600 until 2000 followers.
After 2000 followers: 1.1:1 follow ratio + 1.5:1 unfollow ratio
I also have Tweet Adder to unfollow after 7 days.
Day 2: Max 250 until 700 followers (although I generally step it up daily to 95,145,195,245)
After 700 followers: Follow 300-500 p/day until 1000
After 1000 followers: 400-600 until 2000 followers.
After 2000 followers: 1.1:1 follow ratio + 1.5:1 unfollow ratio
I also have Tweet Adder to unfollow after 7 days.
- Sep 15, 2010
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the traffic from twitter sucks because it's full of bots...
from 610k hits 260k are bots ( not including bing bots - i redirect bing bots to some other place)
this is how i separate most of the bots
unique ip stats: ( not visits, not clicks ) - bots + human (NOT including bing bots ) :
hits from ip's - bots + human (NOT including bing bots ) :
i'm using custom software that can create it's own accounts , set them up , spam the shit out of them and then do it all over again
average lifetime of an account ( 1-5 hours )
average following/followers per day = 0
average tweets per day per account 20 ( 5 mentions per tweet )
average tweets per lifetime per account 20
average accounts per day: a shitload
edit: the software is primarily targeting people online right now so account lifetime is irelevant
PS : i'm considering making a marketable tool and sell/rent it , would anyone consider buying it ? and at what price (lifetime or subscription) - i'm trying to see if it's worth it financially
Code:
Stats for about 3-4 days ( using just 10 socks proxies )
wc -l log
613589 log
grep BOT log | wc -l
259133
grep -v BOT log | wc -l
354456from 610k hits 260k are bots ( not including bing bots - i redirect bing bots to some other place)
this is how i separate most of the bots
Code:
if
(
$a == '' ||
stristr($a , "bot") ||
stristr($a , "butterfly") ||
strstr($a,"MFE") ||
stristr($a , "voyager") ||
stristr($a, "UnwindFetchor") ||
stristr($a , "postrank") ||
stristr($a , "metauri")
)
Code:
[br] => 21 , 919% 49922
[us] => 18 , 103% 41231
[jp] => 15 , 338% 34934
[nl] => 4 , 294% 9781
[mx] => 4 , 076% 9284
[es] => 3 , 592% 8181
[gb] => 3 , 382% 7703
[id] => 3 , 299% 7514
[fr] => 2 , 288% 5211
[ve] => 2 , 223% 5064
Code:
65 dot 52 dot 6 dot 105 231352 NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLK
46 dot 20 dot 47 dot 43 93626 Netname: DE-MYLOC-THORSTENSSON ( isp imo )
49 dot 212 dot 80 dot 60 80291 Netname: SAKURA-OSAKA ( isp imo )
65 dot 52 dot 21 dot 72 73548 NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLK
65 dot 52 dot 17 dot 111 58921 NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLK
174 dot 254 dot 17 dot 21 15422 NetName: WIRELESSDATANETWORK ( verizon )
72 dot 44 dot 56 dot 219 12245 NetName: AMAZON-EC2-2
65 dot 52 dot 110 dot 18 11941 NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLK
174 dot 252 dot 17 dot 183 11686 NetName: WIRELESSDATANETWORK ( verizon )
65 dot 52 dot 104 dot 88 11636 NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLKaverage lifetime of an account ( 1-5 hours )
average following/followers per day = 0
average tweets per day per account 20 ( 5 mentions per tweet )
average tweets per lifetime per account 20
average accounts per day: a shitload
edit: the software is primarily targeting people online right now so account lifetime is irelevant
PS : i'm considering making a marketable tool and sell/rent it , would anyone consider buying it ? and at what price (lifetime or subscription) - i'm trying to see if it's worth it financially
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robots1996
Newbie
- Feb 17, 2012
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I am still confused. Would you like to share the download link of tweet adder pro for free?