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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Last week our Internet connection was down for an entire afternoon and it gave me the idea to write this blog post. Just in case this ever happens to you and you start fretting over all the work that you are NOT doing because you cannot be online, check out these ideas, maybe they will help you!

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Let’s continue with part 3 of Build a Facebook community blog posts. One idea to learn more about your fans is to ask questions by using a poll. In turn, you will get to know how to help your fans better.

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Recently I’ve got an email message and at the end it said:

‘Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse the brevity and spelling mistakes.’

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Never quite mastered the Linkedin space? Want to get people talking about your Linkedin profile? Then this is the handy checklist that you need to look at! And don’t forget to scroll down to the end of the post for our giveaway!

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In the old days, you were very limited on the type of fonts that you could use on a website. These days, things are quite different, as all modern browsers can display all sorts of fonts, so you can be more creative and use a unique font. And best of it? It’s all free using Google Web Fonts.

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It’s infographic time again! Hear from kissmetrics.com what are the main reasons people are leaving a website. Great tips to check out that you are not guilty of on your site. If you do, work with your designer to fix them so that you entertain and keep visitors on your website. Enjoy!
 
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This is the third post of the TweetDeck tips series. Find related posts by searching for TweetDeck on our blog. If you don’t know what TweetDeck is, check out www.tweedeck.com.

Today let’s see how you can set up lists. Lists are very useful to see quickly what your close tweeps are saying.

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This is the second post of the TweetDeck tips series. Find related posts by searching for TweetDeck on our blog.

Today let’s see how you can set up your columns in TweetDeck. Columns are useful to find out at a glance what’s been happening in the Twitter world since the last time you’ve checked.

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OK, infographic time, everyone! And since we are working heavily on redesigning our blog, I selected the perfect one for creating a landing page.
 
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