Twiends is a twitter service that can be used to increase the amount of people that follow you on twitter. According to twitters rule you are not allowed to buy followers and Twiends goes around this rule a little by suggesting people to follow and by following them you get something called “seeds” which are used to promote that other people follow you.
I have been trying out Twiends now for a week and I must say I am quite impressed with their program and how it works. In the short time I have been a member of Twiends I have got an additional 500 users from them by only spending a few minutes every day.
Twiends new people
You start by signing up and linking your Twiends account to your twitter account. Then you can start making seeds by either visiting on a daily basis or by adding people to your twitter account. People offer anything from 10 seeds to 1 seed if you follow them. Personally I usually only add people who offer 2 or more seeds. In this way I ensure I get the same amount of seeds as I spend on getting new people. If you want to maximize the seeds you get you can of course follow as much people as possible.
twiends drop rate
Another recommendation I must make is to modify your settings for your account to make sure only people who usually do not unfollow people are the only ones who are allowed to add you. This to ensure that you do not spend seeds on people who just add you quickly and then unfollow you directly after that. Twiends is doing some work to try to get rid of these people but before they have a perfect system try to modify this setting when you sign up.
Twiends buy seeds
You can also buy additional seeds if you do not have time to add people all day or want more people to add you than you add. The cost I consider to be quite high but totally up to you if you feel it is worth it or not.
This was the basics on how Twiends works. If you have any questions or comments on Twiends then post in the comments field and I will try to answer it.
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