Overview
This guide explains how to use different Twitter actions to interact with your leads, including following, unfollowing, liking tweets, retweeting, and tweeting. Each action can be customized based on your lead’s behavior, helping you maintain a smooth engagement workflow.
Key benefits
Follow leads automatically to ensure your identity stays connected with prospects.
Track follow-backs and trigger next actions depending on whether leads follow you back.
Like and retweet strategically to engage with your leads’ content.
Customize tweets to appear either publicly or in targeted replies.
Save time by automating repetitive social interactions.
Follow
By using this action, your identity will start following your lead on Twitter.
If your identity is already following this lead, the action will be ignored and the next step will be triggered.
Follow me?
This condition checks if the lead follows you on Twitter.
When followed back, then
The following actions will take place if the lead follows you back within the specified period.
Don’t follow back
The following actions will take place if the lead does not follow you back.
Unfollow
When you use this action, your identity will stop following the lead on X (Twitter).
If your identity is not following the lead, the action will be ignored.
Favorite
When you use this action, your identity will like the latest tweet of one of your leads
You can like your lead's latest tweet or the latest tweet containing something:
Latest tweet: We will find the latest tweet from your lead, and your identity will like it.
Latest tweet containing: We will search for the latest tweet from your lead matching a Twitter query, and your identity will like it. Note that this query can be anything supported by Twitter's advanced search. You can use multiple queries, separated by commas (,).
Retweet
By using this action, your identity will retweet the latest tweet from one of your leads on their public timeline.
You can retweet your lead's latest tweet or the latest tweet containing something:
Latest tweet: We will find the latest tweet from your lead, and your identity will retweet it.
Latest tweet containing: We will search for the latest tweet from your lead matching a Twitter query, and your identity will retweet it. Note that this query can be anything supported by Twitter's advanced search. You can use multiple queries, separated by commas (,).
Tweet
When using this action, your identity will tweet something on his public timeline.
🔥Tip: If you can start your tweet with a @{{twitter}}, your tweet will not appear in your public timeline, but only in the “Tweets & Answers” section of your profile. This can help pollute your timeline with tons of similar tweets.
🔥Tip: You can use spins to create multiple versions of your messages. Spinning a text can help you generate thousands of unique texts in just minutes. More about spinning content.
FAQs
What happens if I try to follow a lead I’m already following?
What happens if I try to follow a lead I’m already following?
The action is ignored, and the workflow moves to the next step automatically.
Can I track whether a lead follows me back?
Can I track whether a lead follows me back?
Yes! Use the Follow me? condition to trigger actions depending on whether the lead follows you back.
How do I like a specific tweet containing certain keywords?
How do I like a specific tweet containing certain keywords?
Use the Latest tweet containing option and enter one or more queries separated by commas.
Can I retweet multiple leads automatically?
Can I retweet multiple leads automatically?
Yes! The retweet action can be set for multiple leads using the latest tweet or keyword-based searches.
How do I keep my public timeline clean while tweeting?
How do I keep my public timeline clean while tweeting?
Start your tweet with a @{{twitter}} to post it only in the “Tweets & Answers” section of your profile.