#Runemate bot just stands there how to

But if they start responding that fast you know there’s a bot playing around. Be aware though: there are many tools out there that let you auto-follow people who talk about a specific topic. This is a sign that they have automated their tweets to respond to a specific keyword or most probably key phrase.

That is too fast, they haven’t been able to read your tweet, let alone the link you put into your tweet and still they are responding immediately. When you tweet about a specific topic, immediately somebody starts following you and replies you, within mili-seconds. Getting a direct response on your tweetĮverybody is experiencing this now. So look out for bio’s which say “Hi, I’m a bot.”… 2. You can tell people you’re a bot, they will still follow back. Paul Madden, an expert on automation has said it many times at conferences and on our radioshow: people don’t look. It’s the most obvious signal if you are following a bot or not, still many people don’t realize it: they are telling you that they are a bot.

#Runemate bot just stands there how to

The problem for many is: how to recognize the bots? Here are a few signals to watch out for. If we don’t want them there we should either look at those running the service (Twitter) or just ignore them. It’s true if something becomes successful that will attract those that want to get that little bit of extra out of the service. Accounts which follow, try to get you to click on (affiliate) links, or simply just try to get you to follow them for fun. We all like to share our stuff on Twitter.