Everything You Need To Know About TweetAdder

I have been using TweetAdder for a while. It’s an amazing software that lets me automate my Twitter account, and save a lot of time.

I’ve described how I have used TweetAdder in the past, but I think it’s the right time to tell you exactly how I am using it today, because I’m only using a fraction of the features.

As I’m writing this, I have close to 11,000 followers on Twitter (by the way, now it’s a great time to follow me on Twitter), and the reason I’m satisfied with how I use Twitter in my marketing, is because of TweetAdder. No doubt about it.

There are five reasons why I’m successful using it.

1. Search

I use it to find targeted people to follow. I add keywords like marketing and seo, and find people who have used those words in their tweets or in their bio. I can search for people that have used the keywords the past day or two, this way I’ll know that they are active on Twitter. When I add people that are tweeting about the same stuff as me, usually, they’ll follow me back.

2. Follow

All the people I find when I search, will be added to a database inside TweetAdder.
After I have found targeted people to follow, I will click one button in order to follow all of them. I can follow as many people as I’d like just by clicking one button. Just in case, I never follow more than 70 people at a time, and no more than 200 people per day.

3. Follow Back

Every single day, people follow me, and this happens because they find me on Twitter, on my blog, or they find my name somewhere else on the Internet. When this happens I’ll see a number on TweetAdder of how many people have followed me, without me following them, since the last time I used TweetAdder.

Now, I can just click a button to follow them all back.

4. Unfollow

When I follow a lot of people, it happens that they are not active on Twitter or that for some reason they won’t follow me back. In TweetAdder, I get an overview of how many people that have not followed me back. I can chose how many days they get before they have to follow me. I’m using 3 days. If they haven’t followed me in 3 days, I will unfollow them.

I will unfollow them by clicking a button.

5. Schedule tweets

There are many reasons why I schedule my tweets. The two most important reasons are that I like to tweet when I’m occupied doing something else (at work, picking the kids up at school), and I usually tweet while I’m sleeping. The reason it’s important to tweet while sleeping is because I live in Norway, and the majority of my followers are active on Twitter when I’m sleeping.

TweetAdder will post my tweets at random times. For instance, the first tweet will be published in 44 minutes, the next in 73 minutes, the third in 54 minutes and so on. I always write my own tweets, TweetAdder only automates the publishing.