Tweet Adder Review

Tweet Adder Review of the “TweetAdder Twitter Marketing Software”

Twitter is so powerful it is a “must have” as part of your online marketing campaign. You will want to grow your twitter follower number as fast as possible; so did I. Over a year ago I purchased the License to an automation program called Tweet Adder. It has proven to be a very valuable tool but certainly has its own personality.

Though Twitter does not post the rules of operation, there are limits they have put into their system to control growth. After all, if there were no limits I’d have millions of followers and be sending out mega-thousands of tweets every day to drive traffic to my sites. If you are an aggressive internet marketer- so would you. So they set limits. As example, when you hit 2,000 people you are following Twitter will not let you follow any more until you have at least 1,850 who are following you. After you pass that barrier you can only follow 10% more than are following you. That’s just an example. There are countless rules and limits- far too many to cover here.

Twitter wants you to only have one account per person so I have my account and I also manage my wife’s. If you want to manage even two Twitter accounts, automation is crucial. If you intend to manage more Twitter accounts automation is an immediate must have!

I found Tweet Adder and after extensive research. It is a very valuable tool. It allows automatic follow, unfollow, and tweets. I’m still amazed at how comprehensive Tweet Adder is. I can set it and forget it. But it does have limits.

When I first purchased Tweet Adder and opened up an existing Twitter account with the system I realized that Tweet Adder is designed to perform the auto-follow and unfollow only one time each day. Default on the number of tweets it will tweet for you is one every 40-90 minutes. Since I wanted the system so I could build the largest possible following list in the least amount of time and wanted to drive traffic as dramatically as possible I knew I would want to go much faster than the Tweet Adder defaults. I changed the 40-90 minute default to every 4-12 minutes so more tweets would go out and I’d still not be seen as spamming, a practice that will get your Twitter account closed.

The next thing I did to speed up my Tweet Adder results was to change the basic defaults. For example, on the “UnFollow” tab I set the “# to UnFollow” up over 1000 and the “Maximum # to UnFollow” just above that. Since I wasn’t using any other method to follow people than Tweet Adder I checked the box “Only UnFollow users that were followed using TweetAdder” and checked the “Wait _____ Days Before UnFollowing a User” and changed the default from 3 days to 1. First, Twitter is not concerned about how many people I unfollow so why restrict that? And, since my purpose is to market on Twitter I want to have followers who are very active and are likely to see my tweets. The folks who follow me back within a day are more likely to be active than folks who take 3 days to reciprocate following me. Twitter is a numbers game and those little changes helped me go through numbers faster.

Those are just two examples of many changes I made to soup up my Tweet Adder functions. But after setting the system to put out much greater numbers, which was very simple to do, I found other limits in the Tweet Adder system. If I had too much going on at a time I would get error messages and the system would freeze completely and I’d get, “Tweet Adder has experienced a problem and must close.” One account freezing meant that all open accounts would soon freeze too. Realize that while it is frozen or has closed down no tweets are sent, no one is sent a follow request, and no one is being followed back. If it would freeze at 3:00 in the morning there would be no activity until I closed and re-booted the frozen Tweet Adder accounts when I got up.

My first major advancement was splitting the accounts across two computers, meaning that half the activity was going on in each computer. I lost one feature: the ability to check my numbers of the entire system. It was a sacrifice well worth making. Tweet Adder performed with less issues- but I still had problems. But instead of waking up to every account being frozen every day, some days only half would have stopped. I’d click to wake up the computer never knowing what would be waiting in my Tweet Adder accounts. I like surprises- but not that kind.

Even with the issues Tweet Adder was still a very valuable tool- but I wanted Twitter rules to be what decided how quickly I could go- not the program I bought to automate the process. Until I figured out ways around these obstacles it was very frustrating. It literally took months, but now I don’t get those error messages, nothing freezes up stopping my pre-planed tweets, and I am adding followers at the fastest rate possible. I can get a brand new account up to 15,000 followers in less than 90 days now. And those first 15,000 are the slowest.

So, if you are considering Tweet Adder software I’d say go for it. Start with the license to run 5 accounts even if you will only run two. You can open the remaining accounts whenever you are ready to manage accounts for others. Use the link below and dive right in.

If you already have Tweet Adder and have had issues running the program or want to supercharge its performance, register below. I’ve had so many people beg to get my coaching on running Tweet Adder that I’m putting together a comprehensive set of webinars that will go from first setting up Tweet Adder and then how to make it really come alive. I’ll make sure to notify you when it’s complete. I’m putting the finishing touches on it now!

Tags: add followers, follow, Tweet Adder, tweet automatically, twitter automation tools

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