WP Tweet Machine v2
Twitter is one of the social networks we use every day. Why? Because since 2006, when it was launched, there has been over 1.3 billion accounts created and it hosts over 310M active daily users (data from 2016). It’s quite clear there’s our target audience somewhere in that mass.
Creating an account is real easy
Creating a Twitter account is free and as easy as 1-2-3. No nonsense, you just register and you’re in. Of course, some tweeking is needed – your profile has to look nice so that people will gladly return to you. But that’s another story and there are a number of other sources to teach you that, there’s a good chance you have an account already anyway. So why not use it to it’s full extent?
It’s a fact: once you build your audience to a certain extent (depending on your chosen niche, of course), it’s easy to send hundreds or even thousands of people to whatever site you want with a single post.
And that’s a marketer’s dream, isn’t it? 🙂
Posting once every week when you feel like it
is not a good practice. If you want to build your audience sometime soon, you’ll have to do better then this.
Some suggest as many as 20-30 posts per day, but it’s too much to out opinion. Ideally, you should be doing somewhere around 10 posts per day. The better they look and the more value they bring to your target audience, the better.
But it takes time. Oh yes, here’s another daily duty for you and me. It can easily outgrow your available resources, believe me – we’ve all been there at one point in time, I’m afraid. So it’s a good idea to take advantage of automation.
WP Tweet Machine v2
is a WordPress plugin that promises to take care of some of this tedious work for us.
It does so by posting short posts from different sources, be it RSS feeds or other Twitter profiles, to your timeline. Of course, you can set your own sources and keywords from your targeted niche, so your posts make sense. And it does it automatically, that’s the magic of it.
It works
It does, we’ve tried it ourselves.
Of course, one must not expect millions of people coming up to your door and asking you to post another idea immediately. If it’s your goal, we wish you the best of luck – and if you make it, please be so kind and send us a note, we’d be more then happy to pay you big money to learn that. 🙂
The developers state that you can get unlimited followers just by using it. Ok, sounds nice, but we all know it’s marketing. They claim they were able to get almost 1.200 followers within a week on a new account, which we tend to believe – it’s not that far from our own results, and they tested a much more responsive niche, to be honest.
But it’s a great helper for a starting account or blog you want to promote. As said, we tried it on our own account and the results were good: in a little less then two months we were able to build an audience of almost 3.000 people. It was not all due to the automation, as we’ve put some work in it also, but hey, I’m absolutely sure we would not be able to get that far “on manual” alone. Or, we would have to take a few hours daily to do all that, and frankly, we had better things to do. 🙂
Our suggestion is that you take a look. There’s a full demo video on the sales page which can get you some understanding of the process, and if you like the idea, it’s really not that expensive – a whole multi-site license can be yours for as little as $27. You can use it on as many sites (blogs) you want and with any number of Twitter accounts. Sounds fair, doesn’t it.
Think of it, if it spares an hour of your time daily, how much is that worth to you over he next year or so?
So go for it, we’ll see you on Twitter. 🙂
UPDATE:
Unfortunately, this software is presently not being sold.
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