Your Twitter background can actually work for you like a business card or brochure does if you use the space reserved for a generic design to promote something. A professional-looking Twitter background also makes an excellent first impression and will help you pick up followers that might have otherwise overlooked you.  Someone recently told me that my background was one of the reasons she followed me. You only have one chance to make a good first impression; that’s why they call it a “first” impression.

Make your first Twitter impression a GREAT one!

@Bizadigm:

@LuggageGuru_com:

@MaspethAH:

@LikeableMedia:

@CarrieKerpen:

@DaveKerpen:

@ExpressUSA:

@GemmLearning:

@FanellisLI:

@BregmanVetGroup:

@TellandChange:

@jacobyandjacoby (revised background to add Personal Injury information):

@swimkingpools:

@toptheworldlimo:

@mrmagiccarwash:

@ConsoleGam3r:

@CharlotteKerpen:

@DaveKerpen:

@PoofRemover:

@StefanieDevery:

@thepetcareguy:

@carriekerpen:

@LITweetupHelps:

@jacobyandjacoby:

@ShoshannaBauer:

@theshoedawg:

@gwoodard:

@SueannesJewelry:

@StubNut:

@cobbyco:

@Basically_Becky (my business page)

@Infinite_Quest:

SomersetMtg:

@MissBeckala (my personal page)