Spring Cleaning Tips Social Media -Twiter

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First of all, make sure you’ve covered the basics.

• Complete or update your bio, highlighting the personal or business traits you want to emphasize.
• Add your personal or company website to your bio.
• Consider updating your photo, especially if it’s outdated.
• If you’ve updated logos or colors, you should also consider changing your header photo and/or your theme to reflect your fresh look.

Secondly, take a look at your posts, especially the recent ones.

• Are there any that are inappropriate for your professional account?
• If you publish something on the Internet, it lives forever, but you can delete anything you don’t want to draw attention to. Flippant comments or poorly executed jokes can have long-lasting consequences.

Finally, take a look at both the people you follow and your followers.

• People you follow whom you may want to delete: Those who post about things that don’t interest you, those who never post, or those who live-tweet events or shows you aren’t interested in. You can consider muting them so their tweets don’t show up in your timeline, or you can stop following them.
• For followers, are they real? Spammers can add fake accounts to your list of followers. Find out who’s fake, then delete or block those accounts.
• Consider creating Twitter lists to organize friends or industry contacts.

You may also want to take a closer look at your app permissions. See which apps or sites you have given permission to access your profile and remove any that are no longer useful or relevant.