>>1230771
Twitter is dying stock wise, so I sugest don't bother. If you still want more followers there are two good ways
1. Buy them from a website
2. Tweet very popular opinions on relevant popular things. Basically be another echo in the chamber.

>>1230772
>dying stock
Does it matter?
Right now one can use it to reach a large audience, even if over the next years it slowly dies you can still use it, which is essentially cost-free if you do it right, and get mad traffic.

I don't think twitter is dying, it's changing form.

>follow everyone and everything you see
>20% follows you back if you're an active account
>unfollow everyone

>>1230783
Is there a program that can do that automatically?
And if there is, is it detectable by twitter?

>>1230788
Anyone?

>>1230907
Programs to follow people automatically? I'm sure bot accounts do it all the time, probably won't be hard to find a follower type of program. I still suggest buying them as it will make your account look better.

>>1230931
From where though?

>>1230771
Choose a niche topic to tweet about, Follow churn, tweet regularly, consider buying your first 5-10k followers for a few bucks.
Oh, and actually throw in some organic tweets from time to time to avoid bans.

That's all there is to it.

Look into Tweetdeck, Tweepi, IFTTT, ManageFlitter for free pre-made tools

>>1230907
lrn to google
Literally just googled 'twitter follow bot'
http://www.programmingformarketers.com/automatic-twitter-followers/

Oh and unless you get really big or runs hundreds of accounts there is negligible amounts of money to be had doing spam/affiliate shit.