UPDATE: If you’re looking for social media analytics, I’d love to share this list of 19 free social media tools with you, too. Looking for something in particular? Try clicking one of these categories:Īnalytics | Chats | Discovery | Follow/Unfollow | Hashtags | Images | Mentions & Monitoring | Scheduling | Timing | Trending Topics | Twitter Clients | Other Twitter Tools for Analytics (If I missed any good free Twitter tools, let me know in the comments!) The big list of 91 free Twitter tools for marketers Navigate this list fast Please feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.Schedule your tweets and save time with BufferĬraft the retweet-worthy tweets, learn what works and schedule your posts at the right time (in half the time) with Buffer's Twitter scheduling and analytics tools. But I obviously can't give you any guarantees (as I don't know your audience) As long as the people you unfollow don't complain, your account should be safe. To sum things up: I think with a click delay of 1500 to 1800 ms, a 3K cleanup will probably not get you into trouble. In fact, during my 20K unfollow stunt, TA didn't have any time delays, so I was able to get the job done within a few hours of non-stop 100 ms unfollow action Which will be a bit slower overall, but your AMC has less chance of wasting a preset amount of auto-clicks on delayed/unclickable (un)follow buttons.Įxcept for the click delays, I manage my accounts without any other delays. In case you prefer a 100% success rate, you might consider setting a longer click delay of around 1800 ms. Though on every 250 clicks 5 to 15 clicks are wasted on delayed/unclickable buttons, leaving me with 235 to 245 successful auto-clicks/(un)follows. I've set my AMC's click delay to 1500 ms, which keeps things flowing quite nicely. This delay lasts for around 1500 to 2000 ms. So once you click a button, you have to wait until you can click the next button. Re the time limits: Because of TA's API getting flagged, the latest TA version now has a time delay on (un)follow buttons. Which also explains why there are lots of crazy accounts on Twitter. so you only run into trouble when people start to complain about your account. Also, Twitter's automated systems are actually user triggered. And according to TA this was because some of their users were (un)following too quickly. Nope, my accounts didn't get banned, but I've to say that not long after TA's own API got flagged by Twitter. what time limits did you use to safely do that? You didn't get banned for unfollowing 20k? I need to do a cleanup too (not quite that large, but around 3k). you've just semi-beaten a billion $$$ company's rules Set amount of clicks (example: set 300 clicks if you need to (un)follow 300 people).I've set the click interval to 300ms and it seems to work fine.(un)follow button) and click (to send the cursor position to the AMC) At some point the AMC will be downloaded minus the extra stuff. see the irony?) after you've clicked the EXE file. some toolbar), keep clicking the Decline button (about 5 times.
#Tools similar to tweetadder install#
In case you get it from Tucows too and don't want to install any of the extra stuff (e.g. This was also the only one that actually installed and didn't freak out Norton AV. I downloaded a simple and free AMC from Tucows. So, I just had a great idea and I'd like to share it with you use an Auto Mouse Clicker tool! An AMC puts some automation back into TweetAdder and the likes And clicking the mouse button 1000s of times (on (un)follow buttons), isn't fun and actually starts to hurt after several 100s of rapid clicks. Since Twitter has banned bulk (un)following, tools like TweetAdder have become quite labor intensive.
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