Rootjazz

Hi,

I have a list of accounts, I want to reply a tweet by mentioning only 1 account from the list. To be specific I want to Mass tweet by mentioning a randomly choose acc from the list (only 1 acc metioned by a single acc). Example Acc 1 mention A, Acc 2 Mention B (A and B is from the list).Is it possible to do so ?

Thanks

Kemal West wrote: ↑Sat Jan 16, 2021 8:38 am Hi,

I have a list of accounts, I want to reply a tweet by mentioning only 1 account from the list.

When you say "mentioning" do you mean, in your reply, include a @user from the list? Not sure I understand what your intention is here

To be specific I want to Mass tweet by mentioning a randomly choose acc from the list (only 1 acc metioned by a single acc).

Then this isn't a TWEET REPLY, it's a mention, so a normal tweet with a @mention. Can you confirm please

Example Acc 1 mention A, Acc 2 Mention B (A and B is from the list).Is it possible to do so ?

IF can just confirm exactly what you want to do.
REPLY tweet = COMMENT tweet. Where you reply to a specific tweet

MENTION tweet = where you post a normal tweet (not in reply) with a @mention to profile

REPLY / COMMENT with MENTION, combo of the two

Let me know what you want to do exactly



Regards,
Martin

Let me give you a scenario.

I saw a tweet a tweet in BUZZFEED about a new donut store.

Then I reply the tweet by mentioning my friend @mike to tell him, We should hang out here.

Thats what i want to do. Can i do this in twitterdub without having to login manually to my account ?

If you want to mass reply to this one tweet using multiple accounts

MASS REPLY tab
check option to reply
Specify tweet URL
set your automentions: click button, left side specify the profiles to @mention
set how many mentions per rely
in the tweet body, set your text and include token #auto_mentions#
Check the accounts to use and other mass options if required


IF you want to search for tweets to reply to, similar to above but use SEARCH AND REPLY, difference here is, one account will post to each tweet in sequence.



Regards,
Martin