Spotting Twitter Spammers: Part Two

Who would’ve thought this topic would need to be revisited – but I came across some pretty cleverly disguised Twitter spammers that recently started following me. Since their method was different than I showed in my last video on Spotting Twitter Spammers, I thought I do a part two.

In this video, I discuss my 3 Point Twitter Following Criteria. You can read my article to find out more details about that, even though I do discuss it some in the video.

Please share your comments below:

  • Do you have a following criteria to help weed out spammers?
  • Do you find spammers in your tweetstream?
  • Do you think spam is going to be a growing problem on Twitter – if so, what would you suggest be done to control it?
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Comments

  1. danny says:

    Thank you!

  2. Thank you for the tutorial!

    I went directly to my twitter and checked and blocked 5 spammers I didn’t catch.

    I had been doing two of the steps but I didn’t take the time to look at their web sites and I missed some of what you had taught on the other two steps.

    Sheila

    Love your website by the way.

  3. There is a place at Twitter url: http://twitter.com/spam and you can then message them with the url of any suspected spammer.

    I agree with your other points on if anyone might be a possible spammer.

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