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Twollow was launched in the late 2000s as a web-based tool to automate Twitter marketing. Its primary function was to help individuals and businesses grow their follower count by automatically finding and following users based on specific keywords, location, or by targeting the followers of similar accounts. The core business model was based on the principle of reciprocal following, where a percentage of users who were followed would follow back, thus building a targeted audience for the client. The service became largely obsolete after Twitter implemented stricter rules and API limitations to combat aggressive and automated following tactics.

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