Facebook can get you a couple hundred friends you never knew you had. LinkedIn can hang a pair of career connections here and there. But on Twitter, you can get instant status to claim tens of thousands to one million, without disciples the task of starting your own damn religion.
Even the actor Ashton Kutcher won the bragging rights of beating CNN in the race to reach 1 million fans of Twitter, the frenzy to gain more followers on the microblogging site has inspired a group of specialists in Internet marketing and web developers to sell their methods exponential growth as a result of a person on Twitter. Part of the excitement is about social status, a part of it is on the promotion of business and, some Twitter users, much of it is suspect. For the uninitiated, the term “brute force” may seem inconsistent with a platform of communication whose mascot is a diminutive sparrow. “In the online sense, it means the strength of a problem-fast shooting, a method on a server or service in any way inauthentic to get a lot of service in a short space of time” says Phil Campbell, 36 years freelance web developer and consultant based in Derbyshire, England. The term dates back to when the first modern software companies, when the pirates tried to find a protective software serial code by building a program called a key generator that came possible combinations at a frantic pace until he was well-barrier program. “The brute force is the best way to describe my program, “said Peter Drew, CEO of XRT Services, which recently unveiled a product it called Brute Force Twitter, the same name as a product of Bryde. Drew sells a range of software products under the brand Brute Force and has used the mark for several years before, he said, Bryde began selling his Twitter Brute Force. “I’m the guy Brute Force and everyone knows it,” said Drew. “Basically, the idea is to force your way to the top,” said Dana Willhoite, 45, CEO of ThePressReleaseSite. Com and a social media consultant who joined with Drew’s Brute Force to create Twitter product. In contrast product Bryd, based on the hand using different tactics, Drew Brute Force Twitter is a software that automatically identifies and monitors Twitter users who tweeted specific keywords. Drew product is connected to a database of Twitter users, ensuring that users do not follow the same person twice and mitigate the risk of being reported to Twitter as a nuisance. However, all Twitter users believe that the software is better or more organic than other available techniques. “It’s like walking into a pub and join a conversation about thing when you do not know the background of the people or respect for the flow of conversation, “Campbell said. Twitter itself recognizes the variety of ways to view its service users.” Many are the experience of how to be more successful with Twitter and even what it means to them, “says Biz Stone, Twitter co-founder and creative director. Nevertheless, Stone draws a line, even if it is fuzzy when he Twitter is used for spam. “We are very serious to those who, on a case by case basis. Accounts that do not comply with our terms of use in this regard are suspended,” said Peter. Some believe that the way you use the methods of brute force is more important than the methods themselves. It is up to users if they want to use Twitter for spam, “said Nathan Gilder, a consultant for 28 years, Internet marketing using Twitter Drew Brute Force. “And the good thing about Twitter is that if you do not want to listen to someone, you can simply unfollow.”
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