Question About Twitter Software

by gdrg

Posted: 14 years ago 10 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hey guys,

As a LOT of you use Twitter on a regular basis, I figured I'd ask.

I'm looking for software that allows me to auto-follow all followers of another profile.

So, I have someone else's profile and I want software to follow all of his/her followers. In the hope they will eventually follow me

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks in advance!

#question #software #twitter

Daniel R 14 years ago

I`d like to know as well.
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6secrets 14 years ago

I use TweetAdder. Its not free, but it has been well worth it so far.
Its got a lot of automated options, including following another's followers, once you set it up right.
Make sure you start by installing Version 3.
Hope this helps.
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ultimates 14 years ago

Tweetadder is a alright program that does this. I know of one right now that I use and it is web based, but its being revamped in a version 2 with the new twitter Oauth update and other new features.
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- AllanWard 14 years ago
  
  Tweet Adder will enable you to do this. You can download the demo to get a feel for what it does.
  
  6Secrets - you may want to get rid of the affiliate link in your answer.
  
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socialmediawarrior 14 years ago

Tweet Adder requires your computer to always be on while it is operating on your Twitter accounts which can be annoying to some users. Instead try Valuetweets - Online Twitter Marketing Service, which is a Web-based service to manage multiple Twitter accounts for not only finding targeted followers but also auto-post and schedule content from your sites and much more... (link in my signature).
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gdrg 14 years ago

Thanks guys, appreciate it!
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forfun_cash 14 years ago

tweetadder software, hands down the best software i've seen for twitter. Comes with a price tho.
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socialmediawarrior

14 years ago

@Chris: As long as the tool or service you select complies with Twitter's terms of service and its automation rules (explained at Twitter Help Center), you should be fine.

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jaybo

14 years ago

Originally Posted by twitter guidelines

Updates that are posted automatically to your account through a tool or third-party application, for which you are compensated (whether on a "per-click," "per-sale," "per-tweet," or other basis), are prohibited.

It seems that my account will be banned if they catch up, oh I wonder how long it will take and in the meantime I will be sending out follows to 300-400 ppl in my niche each week.

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