Retweet and parsing accounts

[pavelsvs2012]

I found an account with 32,000 subscribers and a target audience that is interesting to me.

I want to parse all subscribers of this account in order to collect all this audience into a file.

Then I need to do ONE retweet with a comment from each person in that target audience. Retweets will be done by my accounts, of which I have 50 pieces.

Retweets on accounts should not be repeated. They must be unique. 1 person from the base = 1 retweet. For example, 1 account will make 50 retweets per day, and another account will make a completely different 50 retweets.

Now faced with the problem that accounts often make the same retweets. For example, one account makes 30 retweets and the second makes the same identical retweets. That base I have 32,000 people, but the accounts interact with only 30 people. That is, each account must retweet posts of different users.

[martin@rootjazz]

I found an account with 32,000 subscribers and a target audience that is interesting to me.

I want to parse all subscribers of this account in order to collect all this audience into a file.

SCRAPER tab
SCRAPE USERS / PROFILES
CUSTOM SEARCH:
FOLLOWERS

input: target_profile

max_results: 9999999999

output type: ID / URL (doesn't matter really, if you want to look at the results, then perhaps URL best)

Then I need to do ONE retweet with a comment from each person in that target audience. Retweets will be done by my accounts, of which I have 50 pieces.

RETWEET tab
specify the file path in the input box
search dropdown control > FROM FILE / LIST / FILEPATH something like this
check UNIQUE


If you are using multiple of your accounts for this, then select your accounts and check box SHARED ***






Regards,
Martin




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*** To not process duplicate items across multiple accounts, you have multiple options.

1) SHARED ACTIONS.
When you run a SHARED ACTION, the "already processed" lists for each account in the shared action is used to ensure, no item is processed if any of the accounts in the shared action have already processed the item. Additionally, the items that are processed in the shared action are recorded by all accounts and not processed by any account (in the shared action) in the future (even if an account is running a single account action)


2) Manual MERGE PROCESSED ITEMS.
On the action tabs (eg follow tab) you can select multiple accounts and select MERGE PROCESSED ITEMS. This will run a function to merge the processed items lists of all selected accounts at that point in time. Meaning no item processed by any account in the merge *already* will be processed again. This is a one-off merge, meaning the processed lists will diverge as you run more separate actions in future. Please note, if you perform this on the follow tab, only the followed processed items are merged.

3) Global processed logs - (most of the time people want this option)
Again, on the action tabs (eg follow tab) select your accounts, right click GLOBAL PROCESSED LOGS > ASSIGN (add)
What this does is sync all select accounts together their processed lists. This means the synced accounts will never process duplicate items regardless of what type of actions is used (shared / single). The difference between (2) "manual merge" is that this is a permanent sync, there will never be any duplication. Again this only applies to the action tab applied to (so only follow items if performed on the follow tab, only like items if performed on like tab)