Topic: Twitter bounty reports - page 3. (Read 1364 times)
I keep all links in a notebook) It's easier for me. I tried to create Google tables with links, bounty names, conditions and rules. But for me it turned out to be longer) Finding all the links on the day of the report in the stream is very difficult! So, everyone has their own methods), someone is cunning and does everything in one day, but I follow the rules) It is very important to adhere to the bounty conditions.
for bounties where I dont need to do reports in btt, but I need to fill google forms in the end of week, I sure have a page in excel where I write links to posts and the date when they were posted by me. If I even dont need to fill google forms, then I just count in excel table how many retweets Ive done.
I have a few companions, they chasing abundance. They report twitter battle physically, yet they said it's exceptionally distressing, in light of the fact that amount of crusade they join in particular. They exceptionally trust have program, which help report computerized.
I don't know any automatic service, I do it manually and it becomes very time consuming at some point. I try to copy the links when I share/retweet and paste them to the bounty post immediately not to forget them later and also not to make them pile up.
Hey guys! I wanted to ask you, how do you collect data for the twitter reports during bounty campaigns where you participate? I mean links to your tweets and retweets, and date of this tweets for example. Do you collect data manually, or you use some automatic services?
I use an Excel spreadsheet, I think a lot of people do. Why complicate things using additional services if there is the good old system. After each post, copy the link and other required details in the table. Then when the time comes for the report, open the table and copy the necessary data to post to the forum. Very convenient.
Dear friend,
I do it manual too. I think it is easy to do by hand. Copy - paste … Very simple. But if you work for many campaigns, you should do one by one at a moment if you don't want confusion. As my opinion, using notepad to save your work is easier when report than other apps.
I do it manual too. I think it is easy to do by hand. Copy - paste … Very simple. But if you work for many campaigns, you should do one by one at a moment if you don't want confusion. As my opinion, using notepad to save your work is easier when report than other apps.
I found a way how to generate my Twitter reports automatically: https://bountylifehack.com/
For the time being it's manual by means of notebook, microsoft word, exceed expectations spreadsheet simply duplicate and past. Looking forward sooner rather than later for mechanized machine.
In terms of Twitter reports during a bounty campaign, I've been keeping them manually. At least one day a tweet and retweet me in notepad and I will submit the report one day before the deadline of the weekly date.
Hey guys! I wanted to ask you, how do you collect data for the twitter reports during bounty campaigns where you participate? I mean links to your tweets and retweets, and date of this tweets for example. Do you collect data manually, or you use some automatic services?
I dont know any way of collecting link reports to my social bounties, so I was using manual collecting. Its not that difficult but it is so tiring especially if you have multiple bounties since it is allowed to participate multiple social bounties. Just patience and hard work.
Dear everyone,
As me, I collect data by manually way. After performing tweet/retweet, I comeback to my twitter home page then go to "Tweets" tab, at here, there are all my tweets/retwweets that I have just performed. Each tweet/retweet, I select "more" ( V ) then choose "copy link to tweet" and finally I paste to my report. You also right-click to the time of tweet that you want to get link and choose "copy link address" then paste to your report.
I don't know is there any tool can help me collect the twitter data as I perform above? Anyone who has the tool like that, please kindly share!
Thank you so much!
As me, I collect data by manually way. After performing tweet/retweet, I comeback to my twitter home page then go to "Tweets" tab, at here, there are all my tweets/retwweets that I have just performed. Each tweet/retweet, I select "more" ( V ) then choose "copy link to tweet" and finally I paste to my report. You also right-click to the time of tweet that you want to get link and choose "copy link address" then paste to your report.
I don't know is there any tool can help me collect the twitter data as I perform above? Anyone who has the tool like that, please kindly share!
Thank you so much!
Hey guys! I wanted to ask you, how do you collect data for the twitter reports during bounty campaigns where you participate? I mean links to your tweets and retweets, and date of this tweets for example. Do you collect data manually, or you use some automatic services?
when i use to do twitter bounty my weekly report are done manually, to the best of my knowledge report can't be sent through automatic services. A bot can't report your twitter tweet/retweet on bitcointalk thread. Known automatic services store links that their robots have made themselves. Those. There is no service that follows your actions and keeps links to your retweets / tweets. So we do everything ourselves, in notebooks)))
All of us do reports manually its best to copy the link every time you tweet/retweet to your google sheet, excel, or notepad. I put also the links of the campaigns and duration date where I participated to google sheet so I can easily monitor it.
Why require programmed administrations when it is more advantageous to do it physically, you should simply duplicate your retweet or posts connections and glue them wherever you need to post them. In the event that you are writing about a string at that point alter and refresh your post with the most recent posts or retweets.
To make it all the more simple to deal with make a different spreadsheet for your posts and retweets, that will assist you with avoiding mess.
To make it all the more simple to deal with make a different spreadsheet for your posts and retweets, that will assist you with avoiding mess.
Hey guys! I wanted to ask you, how do you collect data for the twitter reports during bounty campaigns where you participate? I mean links to your tweets and retweets, and date of this tweets for example. Do you collect data manually, or you use some automatic services?
To get the links of your tweets and retweets in your twitter account, first is to click your profile where all your post are there. You will see a drop down arrow in the upper right on your tweets, then select the "Copy Link to Tweet" then paste it in your report...i hope this will help.
Hey guys! I wanted to ask you, how do you collect data for the twitter reports during bounty campaigns where you participate? I mean links to your tweets and retweets, and date of this tweets for example. Do you collect data manually, or you use some automatic services?
To get the links of your tweets and retweets in your twitter account, first is to click your profile where all your post are there. You will see a drop down arrow in the upper right on your tweets, then select the "Copy Link to Tweet" then paste it in your report...i hope this will help.
I always use the onenote to organize and save automatic in the cloud but efficient of what this program looks like it was made for the bounty
I maintain a text file and once I shared a post or did a retweet, I copy the link and paste it according to the format that bounty is asking. Actually for me it is very easy when reporting because I just need to copy and paste it on the bounty thread. Furthermore according to my view, you should keep all the records until a bounty is finished and all your stakes are given. Its a good practice for your own benefit.
I keep the links for the reports in the Word. But I store all the data not only before the award but also from my very first bounty campaign. I myself don't know why I need this excess information.
I maintain a text file and once I shared a post or did a retweet, I copy the link and paste it according to the format that bounty is asking. Actually for me it is very easy when reporting because I just need to copy and paste it on the bounty thread. Furthermore according to my view, you should keep all the records until a bounty is finished and all your stakes are given. Its a good practice for your own benefit.
I keep the links for the reports in the Word. But I store all the data not only before the award but also from my very first bounty campaign. I myself don't know why I need this excess information.
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