Buying twitter followers
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OK, before anyone says anything, I know this isn't the right way to do things properly and that if I want to build a genuine and interested following base, I need to create some great content, tweet great things of interest and build a genuine and engaged follower base....
BUT
....Has anyone got any actual experience of using paid for twitter followers and if so would you recommend it or recommend any particular company who does it in the UK?
I know there's companies who do it by getting reciprocal followers and others who just use bots to give you lots of 'useless' followers.
I essentially want to know if it can work at all on any level and get you some degree of useful followers (i.e. people who may actually read your tweets as opposed to fake accounts).
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Excellent. happy to help!
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Thomas,
Just had a gander, and I like the look of it. Just the sort of thing I was after!
Thanks for the tip!
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Needless to say - gaining Twitter through sincere outreach and good content is the right way to do it.
This being said, it can be a bit hard to get started on twitter. One tool that lets you buy "real followers" is Twiends.
It's a points based platform. You can either earn points by following other people or buy the points if you don't want to.
Hope it works for you!
Best,
Thomas
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