Twitter is an American social media website. It is also one of the top ten websites with the largest number of visitors and users in the world. In China, people call it Twitter, and it was just renamed "X" this year. With the development of globalization, more and more cross-border players will include it in their overseas social media operation matrix. However, the gameplay of multiple accounts to attract traffic is bound to bring difficulties: how to solve the problem of anti-association? The following article will explain it to you in detail.
1. How to prevent your accounts from being frozen in batches?
The first thing to worry about is making sure your multiple accounts are protected from detection by the website. Creating and logging into multiple Twitter accounts from the same device and IP address will be detected by the authorities as IP abuse/abnormal accounts, which will result in your accounts being banned in bulk.
To do this, you need a designated tool that can help you change your browser fingerprint and IP address. The most suitable way is to use a fingerprint browser + overseas IP proxy.
When dealing with multiple Twitter accounts (whether for seeding purposes or account selling), choosing the right proxy is crucial to avoiding mass account suspensions. Now, the question arises: which type of proxy is the best choice for your needs?
2. How should you choose an IP address to manage multiple accounts?
- Clean IP: What is a clean IP? It is an IP that is not blacklisted. If this IP has been used to register X or other businesses before, it may have been marked by the Internet and is no longer a clean IP. IPs with low purity generally have higher risks.
- Residential static IP: It is recommended to choose a residential proxy because it provides a higher level of trust for the account and makes them look more like real users. In addition, residential static proxies have fixed IPs for a long time, which is more natural. Constantly changing IPs every time you log in in order to imitate a real user creates the risk of abuse.
- Dedicated IP: It is recommended to choose a dedicated private IP because shared IPs used by multiple people are difficult to control and increase the risk of account suspension.
The only downside to using a proxy that meets these criteria is that it may cost more than a regular proxy, but keeping your account secure is fundamental to your business and needs to be taken seriously. I personally use the following proxy for multiple Twitter accounts.
3. What should I consider when changing the IP of multiple accounts?
1. For self-created accounts:
Use a residential IP from the start of your registration, and avoid changing IPs frequently or switching IPs between different countries in a short period of time. Also, do not change your IP immediately after creating an account. It is best to create an account for a while in advance to strengthen it and reduce the suspension rate. After creating an account, log in only 1-2 times a day, with a few hours in between, and combine running scripts to interact with the account, such as likes, citations, etc., to mimic real user behavior.
2. For purchased accounts:
Similar to self-built accounts, but please note that purchased accounts should be left alone for 1-2 days before changing IP. Avoid changing IPs immediately after purchasing an account, and change to an IP that is as close as possible to the one you used before.
4. Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can Twitter accounts use data center proxies?
It is possible to register a Twitter account using a data center IP, but these IPs will not be trusted as much as residential IPs.
2. Can Twitter accounts use dynamically rotating proxies?
When using a rotating proxy, the IP is constantly changing during the login process compared to using a static proxy. This approach can be more cost-effective and suitable for those who run multiple campaigns in a row, cycling through accounts quickly. It does consume more accounts, but allows for many campaigns in a short period of time.
3. Is the purchased Twitter account safe?
If you purchase an account from an external source, choose one with two-factor authentication enabled to reduce the chances of your account being shut down. Be aware of the IPs that have been used previously.
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