[GET] Twitter Turbine - Buyer Traffic From Twitter

[Ricky P]

Thanks @Bobhenry for the share

Review:

A 9-page PDF(7 pages of actual content with half-page images) that tells you to find people asking questions on Twitter and reply to them with an answer that is a tweet with a shortened affiliate link, saying "this will help you".

Very 2011-ish, outdated and doubt whether it works now. Disclaimer - never wished to even try it back in the days when it was the latest "new technique" (in 2011 or so), due to the very obvious spammy nature of such work.

An author or product creator by the name of Jake Dollore as shown on the cover of the PDF does not exist according to Google Search. But apparently the Twitter reply bot is real, the one that is promoted at the end of the PDF, shown to be the quick solution as compared to posting manually.

For all that has happened on Twitter in the last few months, I don't think Twitter, or for that matter any Twitter user, has the time or patience for a stupid autobot posting affiliate links in response to people asking questions. Or for those doing it manually.

Conclusion:

Don't waste your time.

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[katara]

(03-11-2021 04:30 AM)Ricky P Wrote:  Thanks @Bobhenry for the share

Review:

A 9-page PDF(7 pages of actual content with half-page images) that tells you to find people asking questions on Twitter and reply to them with an answer that is a tweet with a shortened affiliate link, saying "this will help you".

Very 2011-ish, outdated and doubt whether it works now. Disclaimer - never wished to even try it back in the days when it was the latest "new technique" (in 2011 or so), due to the very obvious spammy nature of such work.

An author or product creator by the name of Jake Dollore as shown on the cover of the PDF does not exist according to Google Search. But apparently the Twitter reply bot is real, the one that is promoted at the end of the PDF, shown to be the quick solution as compared to posting manually.

For all that has happened on Twitter in the last few months, I don't think Twitter, or for that matter any Twitter user, has the time or patience for a stupid autobot posting affiliate links in response to people asking questions. Or for those doing it manually.

Conclusion:

Don't waste your time.

.

thanks for review reps added that what i was talking about , waste of time