twitter's new look: a pov on the redesign
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Thought on Twitter's latest redesign: - What's New - Why it Matters to Brands - Next StepsTRANSCRIPT
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TWITTER’s new look A POV on the Twitter redesign April 2014
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contents § What’s New § Why It Matters To Brands § Next Steps
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TWITTER WILL look like facebook New Look: • Twitter names, handles, descriptions,
links and the pic are all on the far left • Wide horizontal header images, bigger
user pictures, and tabs for photos, videos, and followers
• No more background image • Followers section is more image
based and looks a bit like Pinterest • New ability to tag up to 10 people in
photos • More visuals: can share four images in
one a single tweet
OLD PROFILE NEW PROFILE
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Why it matters to brands • The most important messaging can be
highlighted on the page via Pinned Tweets.
• Engagement (RTS, favs, replies) is even more vital: the most engaging content becomes the most visible content on the page
• Twitter is becoming more image based, so brands will need quality visual content
• Twitter images will need to comply to new specs and utilize the new features (not just warmed over FB content)
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Next steps for brands: q Update profile page assets to leverage the new
format, see specs at right
q For campaigns there should be a “Hero Tweet” created to pin to top of page
q Re-assess your strategy: The new options and
features give more options to create engaging content and leverage the platform.
q Twitter images will need to comply to new specs and utilize the new features. Create content specifically for the platforn.
Specs Profile Photo: 400x400
Header: 1500x500
(2:1 aspect ratio on mobile)
Bio: 160 characters
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THANKS Questions? Thoughts? Winston Noel, Community Manager [email protected] Amy Brown, Social Strategy Director [email protected]