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Here’s what you need to know to better understand and format your images for your LinkedIn business account.

LinkedIn image

• Header photo, or LinkedIn banner. It’s the image that appears at the top when people view your LinkedIn business account.

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Here’s what you need to know to better understand and format your images for your Twitter account.

Twitter images

• Header photo, or Twitter header. It’s the image that appears when people access your Twitter account. This has been introduced on Twitter relatively recently, less than a year ago.
• Background image. It’s the background image that covers the background of your Twitter profile.
• Profile pic. Your headshot or company logo placed approximately in the middle of the header photo.

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Here’s what you need to know to better understand and format your images for your Google+ account.

Google+ images

• Cover photo, or cover image, or sometimes banner image. It’s the huge image at the top of your Google+ profile page.
• Profile picture, also known as profile image. It’s the little circle integrated in the cover image. Usually a headshot photo or the company logo.

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We are starting a theme on the blog to help you better understand and format your images for your preferred social media channels. Facebook is the first one.

Facebook images

• Cover image, known as timeline cover, or sometimes banner image. It’s the big image at the top of your personal or business page.
• Profile image, also known as profile picture. It’s the little square integrated in the cover image. Usually a head photo or company logo.
• Tab images, or image tabs. These are the tabs under the cover image, which you can use to point to different Facebook apps.

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Did you know that, without intention, you may be preventing people from sharing your articles on Twitter?

Let’s do an experiment. Put yourself in the shoes of someone coming to your blog and wanting to share your great article/blog post on Twitter.

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I bet you heard already various opinions as to whether it’s OK to post the same update on all social media platforms. Some people feel very strongly about keeping each platform separate, while other argue that posting at the same time can automate some of your social media tasks and help you reach more people.

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Last month we went to the Apple Store to buy a new adapter for our Mac laptop (yes, Apple stuff breaks too) and we had a wonderful shopping experience. We were pleasantly surprised to see there’s a very easy way to purchase (almost) anything from the Apple store.

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Did you know? Photo albums on Facebook are a great way to showcase your business portfolio. And before you dismiss this post because you think the idea of a portfolio does not go with your business, think again.

Though the examples in this post are more for a design portfolio, bear with me and at the end you may  find some great ideas for your business too.

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So you’ve got the cover photo and profile picture images from your designer (let us know if you do not have one) and you are ready to update your Facebook timeline with them.

You don’t really know what I’m talking about?

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