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So i've tried this test a few times and I want to see if anyone has had the same results. I make a tweet with my niche keywords and get a ton of traffic and no email signups on a proven landing page that makes me alot of money.

I got 2000 hits to my landing page in 2 hours from 1 tweet with 3 niche hashtags. Has anybody had the same results? Could it be bot traffic?

I want to get in the Twitter game to add to my current income, but it looks pretty bad right now.

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A sudden, large burst of clicks from a single tweet with almost no signups is a familiar symptom — and it has two very different root causes that get mixed up in the replies above (thanks to , , , , , and for the context). One possibility is genuine amplification (a big account, an embed, or a trend) that sends lots of low-intent visitors; the other is automated or crawler traffic that looks like page hits but isn’t actual people. The practical priority is to distinguish the two, then fix conversion friction.

Start by verifying the traffic, not the headline number. In analytics check unique users vs pageviews, Source/Medium for t.co or twitter.com, and real‑time snapshots to match the tweet timestamp. Inspect server logs for user agents and repeated IPs (look for Twitter’s crawler user agent and datacenter ranges), and compare session length, pages/session and bounce rate for that source. If you see near‑zero session time or many requests from the same IP blocks, that points to bots/crawlers. If traffic looks human but still converts poorly, test the visitor journey yourself on mobile and desktop (incognito) to catch layout, JS or form problems.

If it’s bot/crawler noise, enable bot filtering in your analytics view, block abusive IP ranges at the server or firewall level, and add simple server‑side rate limits. If visitors are real, focus on conversion fixes: match the landing page headline and CTA to the tweet promise, reduce form fields, ensure the capture is visible on mobile, verify UTM/cross‑domain tracking, and use a lightweight Twitter‑specific landing page for experiments. Use Twitter Analytics alongside GA to compare impressions/engagement to onsite behavior. These checks separate fake spikes from real reach and give a clear list of tweaks that raise signups without guessing at causes.

Member Avatar for Honeyclerkk

I don't think so that can be a real traffic, I can't have that much traffic even within a couple of days by using the perfect keywords.
Anyways that is not bad, it is basically good you must use the right method.

Member Avatar for midastouchwebs

If you have too many followers, then may be its possible. However then you should get more retweets & comments as well.

Member Avatar for cwvps

Generally, I believe that Facebook is better for business. At least, I had more succes with Facebook than with Twitter. Twitter is better for already established, well-known and popular products and brands. I would love to learn more about earning with Twitter too, though.

Member Avatar for Marissa_1

I am getting hits for my tweet only through my followers.

Member Avatar for Zueas

How do you get your traffic in Twitter and what tools do you use to make KW research? And what tools do you use to follow the traffic on your twitter account??
I have practically the same situation but Im inserting KWs with hash tags and its not working.. there are no new readers of my blog.. What I`m doing wrong?

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Posting regularly with hash tags and mentions will help to make much followers.

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