The first 3 parts of this series covered how to manually build your Twitter account and all the steps that are involved in it.  Part four is all about how to put this whole process on auto-pilot.  This part will save you a massive amount of time.

The first think that you must understand about this method is that you must be willing to sacrifice money for time.  This method will cost you money whether it be a one-time fee or a monthly subscription.  (more…)

In part 1, we learned about Twitter follow limits.  Part 2 was about how to go about following others with the hope of them following you back.  In part 3 we will talk about how to unfollow people.

There’s no doubt that you will end up following people that you don’t want to.  You will also follow people that will never follow you back.  (more…)

In part one of this series on Building Your Twitter Followers, we discussed Twitter limits, and mentioned 2 ways to build your followers: Manually and Auto Engines.

Part 2 is going to outline the manual way of following people so that they will follow you back.  Building followers this way does take time.  (more…)

If you have a Twitter account, then your goal should be to build as many followers as you possibly can.  This process can be very time consuming and annoying if you do it manually.  Fortunately, there is a better way to this, and that way is by using an auto-follow engine.

Unfortunately, unless you are already well known, you will probably have to deal with the limits that are set by Twitter. (more…)

Twitter is the micro-blogging leader of the world.  It is not surprising that there are so many other services that are copying and creating services like Twitter.

Some think that it is silly.  Some people just don’t understand it.  I personally think it is worth the time and energy I spend using it.  It’s great for helping people, getting feedback, and just plain making lots of friends. (more…)