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Twitter is a great platform, but as a marketer, it can leave a lot to be desired. There are so many little things you need to do repeatedly throughout the day, all of which take up a distressing amount of …

Twitter has a lot of issues with exploitative attempts to game the system to gain more followers. They keep setting limits on actions, like the number of people you can follow based on the number of followers you have. They’re …

Twitter is a growth hacker’s paradise. It’s a free to use, free to dominate platform where you get widespread access to a potentially huge number of people. When it comes to growth hacking, though, the key word there is “free.” …

Twitter isn’t a huge fan of automated direct messages, but they allow it. Specifically, if you visit their best practices section, you see this:

“With express user consent, automation of Direct Messaging is permitted. If your application sends or