Twitter tools such as Tweet Adder have been blamed for people getting their accounts suspended because of ‘follow churn’, that’s the mass following and unfollowing of Twitter people. This is one of the most widespread reasons  individuals get suspended, and also one of simplest to avoid completely with a bit of common sense.

All you have to do is set up the account settings cautiously, just leave it in automation mode and it will not follow or unfollow faster than once a minute, then you can just leave this going in the background. I’d recommend not following more than 600 or 700 a day, which is safely beneath the 1000 official maximum, as they’ve been recognized to penalise people for less. This really is still plenty of follows to send out each day, I usually quit after less than this.

That’s literally all you have to do, and other Twitter clients have similar options, so there is no excellent reason why you should get your account banned with mass following.

But one of the serious drawbacks of mass following is not being able to dedicate your time to each user as there are so many, and without having a personal touch, individuals will lose interest. Having said that, you can just list properly, add the folks that are potential buyers to certain lists and give them due attention.

Then just focus on tweeting these individuals with useful information and other potential buyers will locate you via tweet searches. Plus the activity on your account will show everyone that it isn’t completely automated.

You can have it all, run a mostly automated campaign, and dedicate time to some of your followers. In actual fact, having all the background tasks taken care of will free up new time for you to spend tweeting, and actually make your accounts seem like automated!

Good luck with your approach.

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