What’s up everyone who likes to buy Twitter followers? First and foremost, you can just simply call me “Mr. JC37”. Once again, I am here to help you guys out on your Twitter marketing campaigns. I have already discussed everything in between, from affiliate marketing, to search engine optimization (SEO), to build backlinks, to do cost per action (CPA) and cost per click (CPC) offers, and a whole lot more. Everything here can be possible to make an impact on Twitter, as long you know what you’re doing to make it successful like no other. But what happens if you did not do something right?
Does it mean that Twitter may not like what you are doing? As long if you are violating their own Terms of Service, Twitter may be banning your own account for sure. Is this what we are going to talk about right now? Especially if we already bought some followers for our Twitter account? Of course, this is what I am going to share to you right now. For today’s discussion, I will be sharing to you the three things that Twitter may not like about you. Without further ado, let’s get started in knowing each one of them.
Twitter hates spamming! Just like that I have talked about this on the previous blog posts I had in this blog, spamming is one reason that more users are banned from using Twitter. But how would you know that the tweet is a spam? For example, if you are targeting an offer that is irrelevant to the user, it simply means that it was considered a spam. Like if you are offering them a sweepstakes CPA offer in a health related Twitter user, it is not really good after all. This is why Twitter hates spammers around the corner.
Another thing that Twitter really hates are fully automated and repeating tweets. Although it is possible to automate your own tweets in a legitimate way, but that is not really in full automation. Instead, they are using a semi-automation technique that will keep them safe and not letting Twitter itself ban them for good. However, if your tweets are repeating for several times consecutively, there is always a chance that Twitter may find it suspicious and let them ban you instead. You really don’t like it to happen, right? Once again, I urge you not to do this over and over again.
Last, but not the least, is what we call multiple Twitter account creation in a short amount of time. If you buy Twitter followers and having plans to create multiple accounts, you will be in big trouble. Twitter may ban all of the accounts that you have created in a short amount of time. In order for you to be safe from getting banned in creating lots of accounts, it’s either you need to do this in a couple of ways. Try to create one Twitter account every hour, and the name must be unique and not similar to each other. The other one is that you can create lots of accounts by using proxies for good.