X (Twitter)

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What you can do

• Find leads from hashtags, mentions, keywords, and user lists.
• Save Tracked searches to watch live conversations and auto-enroll new matches.
• Automate likes, replies, and DMs with per-account limits to stay compliant.
• Draft replies and DMs with GPT for X using tweet context.
• Manage every thread from Unibox alongside your other channels.

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Accounts

• Connect one or more X accounts and set conservative caps for likes, replies, and DMs while warming up.
• Keep send windows within business hours to reduce spam flags; rotate across accounts to spread volume.
• Add an account:
  1. Go to Settings > Accounts.
  2. Select X (Twitter) and authenticate.
  3. Name it, set daily caps for likes/replies/DMs, save.

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Leads

• Pull handles from hashtags, mentions, keywords, and lists.
• Import CSVs with usernames to seed a targeted batch.

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Tracked searches

• Save hashtag/keyword searches so new tweets auto-enroll.
• Use multiple tracked searches (by persona or topic) to diversify sources without rebuilding flows.

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Campaigns & sequences

1. Create an X campaign and choose the sending account(s).
2. Select the lead source (tracked search, live search, or CSV).
3. Suggested flow:
   • Like or reply to the triggering tweet with context-aware copy.
   • Wait a natural delay.
   • DM that references the thread.
   • Branch: Replied → Unibox; No response → single bump; then stop.

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GPT for X

• Feed the tweet text and author bio into your prompt for relevance.
• Keep replies short and link-light; vary templates to avoid repeats.
• Cap length in prompts (e.g., “max 220 characters”) to stay native to X.

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Monitor and respond

• Track replies, clicks, and limit warnings in Campaign Analytics.
• Manage threads and DMs in Unibox to keep context.
• If you hit rate limits, pause the account, lower caps, and stagger schedules across accounts.