Ich würde mal sagen, dass es immer drauf ankommt, wie man so etwas aufsetzt. Wenn Du einfach nur die Empfehlungen von Twitter Spammer No.1 Bill Crosby umsetzt, dann lässt sich damit wahrscheinlich nicht wirklich viel Geld verdienen, aber wenn Du ein wenig out-of-the-box denkst, und selber ein wenig kreativ wirst, dann gibt es bestimmt Wege, wie man mit so etwas ein paar Euro nebenbei verdienen kann.

http://www.upstartblogger.com/the-twitter-traffic-machine-scam-exposed

Step one. Start a Twitter account, upload your photo, choose a pretty background image and write some witty text in your profile. Bill Crosby says that calling himself a social networking evangelist and professional monopoly player makes him appear interesting and encourages you to come up with something equally entertaining.

Step two. Search Twitter for people who have accounts in your chosen Niche and follow them to get the ball rolling. Make good use of your initial 2,000 follows limit to kick start some interest.

Step three. Set up a Google account and generate a Google alert RSS feed for search results using keywords in your niche.

Step four. Open a Tweet Later account and pump your Google alert RSS feed into your Twitter account.
Step five. Configure your Tweet Later account to make your Twitter account follow everyone who follows you and unfollow anyone who unfollows you.

Step six. Add your affiliate link, selling The Twitter Traffic Machine in your automatic direct message that is sent out to everyone who follows you. Also add your affiliate link to Tweet Later, ensuring that it is posted to your Twitter account at regular intervals.

That’s it. Nothing but automated blog spam applied to a Twitter account.

At best you will have a Twitter account that is able to add thousands of robot followers every few weeks, at worst you will get your account suspended and deleted as more and more users issue complaints.

Zu den Hatern unter den Kommentatoren sage ich jetzt mal nichts. Irgendwie hat man sich ja auch schon dran gewöhnt

Yannick