It supports bulk export of screening results, making it easy to manage Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts, enabling rapid implementation of promotional tasks.

The cloud control platform supports bulk management of Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts, using interaction filtering to precisely target high-value users.The system can filter accounts by power-on status, online time, and interaction frequency, providing real-time insights into highly active users and improving advertising effectiveness.

The cloud control system offers customization and detailed screening modes to meet the needs of different business scenarios, enabling flexible and precise promotion strategies and increasing social media conversion rates.Using multi-dimensional filtering based on age, gender, and interaction frequency, you can precisely target potential customers, improving social media marketing effectiveness and ROI. The system supports generating mobile phone numbers for regions like India, Japan, Mexico, and the United States. Combined with social media account activity screening, this allows for targeted global marketing.The cloud control platform combines interactive and online filtering to quickly identify highly active users, making social media operations more intelligent and efficient.

The system offers self-screening, proxy screening, and detailed screening modes for efficient bulk account management, saving operations teams time and effort.The cloud control system allows for customized screening plans to precisely target potential users by age, gender, online time, and interaction frequency, optimizing social media marketing strategies.

The system automatically removes unused and anomalous accounts, combining self-screening and proxy screening for cleaner data and more targeted and efficient marketing.

The system supports both boot-up and online filtering, allowing you to quickly identify target account activity patterns, providing data support for advertising and social media operations.Interaction frequency and online time filtering help operations teams target high-value users, increasing social media engagement and advertising conversion rates. The cloud control system combines self-screening, proxy screening, and detailed screening modes to enable efficient batch management of accounts across multiple platforms, improving team operational efficiency.

Batch removal of unused and abnormal accounts ensures cleaner and more reliable promotional data, providing a precise foundation for social media marketing.The system filters potential customers by profile picture and nickname, quickly targeting highly active users, improving advertising effectiveness and the quality of social media operations.

The cloud control platform supports unified management of Telegram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, and Facebook accounts, enabling batch screening and efficient operations.The system screens potential customers across multiple dimensions, including age, gender, frequency of interaction, and online time, ensuring targeted reach for social media campaigns.

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