Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest – Complete Social Media Image Size Guide [INFOGRAPHIC]
It doesn’t matter if you’re brand new to social media or a savvy, seen-it-done-it-all veteran – when it comes to setting up a new Twitter Profile or Facebook Page, working out the heights and widths of all those images you positively need to make your channels look fantastic is a time-consuming and, unfortunately, regrettably forgettable business. And what about those other social platforms, such as Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube? Wouldn’t it be really convenient if somebody put all this information within one, easy-to-read image? Well, fret no more, fact fans. (Source: Tent Social.)
10 most common mistakes in Social Media and how to correct them!
As entrepreneurs, such as you, we understand the disappointment of the first month and, why not, the first year when we see things aren’t working as we had hoped. Social networks are excellent tools for your business to be successful but it can also turn out to be a rather frustrating task if you don’t know what you are doing. In today’s article we will show you how you can stop making the most common mistakes in social networks so you can start to see incredible improvement in your business by acting on social networks. Start right this moment! It is very common and rather disappointing to access a brand’s fanpage and fail to find any information about it. Take a look at these covers: There’s a popular phrase which comes in handy to make this point: “the fact that it’s common doesn’t make it right”, meaning that although it’s very common for many small and medium businesses to make their fanpage a battlefield it isn’t right. 4b. Photo posts get 104% more comments and 53% more likes.
Utilisez les bonnes tailles des photos Facebook, Google+ et Twitter
Les outils sur internet proposent généralement de personnaliser son profil avec des informations personnelles utiles et des images pertinentes : une photo de profil Facebook, une image de couverture Facebook toujours mais aussi une miniature pour Google+, un fond de page pour Twitter ou une photo de profil pour vos comptes Viadeo et Linkedin … Tout ce qui concerne les images et photos est de plus en plus important : les moteurs de recherche tiennent compte du fait que vous ajoutez ce type de contenu ;les personnes avec qui vous entrez en relation ont plus confiance en voyant à qui ils ont affaire. Vous vous demandez toujours quelle taille utiliser pour la photo de profil de tel ou tel réseau social ou pour les images utilisées pour rendre votre page publique impeccable ? Voici le résumé des mesures qui comptent … … pour Facebook La taille de la photo de couverture d’un profil Facebook est idéalement 851 pixels de large et 315 pixels de haut. … pour Twitter … pour Google+ … pour Linkedin
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Médias sociaux : Comment expliquer scientifiquement la viralité d’une infographie
L’agence américaine de création de contenus marketing Siege Media a passé au crible les 1000 infographies les plus partagées sur les médias sociaux. De cette observation statistique, ils en ont tiré une infographie qui rassemble les ingrédients les plus essentiels pour faire d’une infographie, un succès d’audience. Lire également en complément l’article de Contently sur le même sujet.
Social media image dimensions 2014: the complete guide for Facebook, Twitter and Google + | Postcron Blog
(UPDATED! April 2014) As always, I’m going to be completely honest: all the information on sizes and dimensions of cover photos for social networks, including backgrounds, profile pictures, etc. have changed several times. So, the infographics prepared for 2014 were basically rendered obsolete overnight. In November 2013, Google Plus launched its latest change and just recently, in January 2014, Twitter changed the design of the users’ homepage. The goal of this article isn’t only to present you with cold hard data about social media image dimensions, but to also give you practical advice to optimize your brand strategy, and improve its image throughout different social networks. Now, I’m gonna share some information with you that I’ve been gathering on the sizes and dimensions of pictures for different social networks as of April 2014.That way we can complement the information on the infographics that are still valid. 1- Twitter’s cover dimensions – Updated April 2014 – (+tips!)
Centro de Ayuda de Twitter | Personalización de tu perfil
You can customize your profile by selecting unique profile and header images, by pinning a Tweet, and by adding a name, bio, location, website and theme color that other users will see when they visit your profile page. Change or remove your profile or header photo You can change your profile and header photos in two ways: From your profile page: Click the Edit profile button.Click the camera icon over your profile image to change your profile photo. From your account settings: Go to your Profile settings.Click the Change photo button to change your profile photo. Note: Photos can be in any of the following formats: JPG, GIF, or PNG. Pin a Tweet to your profile You can pin a Tweet to your profile so that when others visit your profile page, it is the first Tweet they will see. To pin a Tweet: Go to your profile page.Find the Tweet you’d like to pin and click the ellipsis icon (•••).Select Pin to your profile page.Click Pin. To unpin a Tweet:
The Ridiculously Exhaustive Social Media Dimensions Blueprintjeffberezny.com
Tue, Feb 12, 2013 @ 06:53 PM Like all new technology, social media changes fast. Very fast. Just trying to keep your head around all of the different platforms, how to approach them and, of course, how to design for them can be a full time job. It would be nice if all of the platforms used the exact same dimensions and you could just swap photos between them all so that your brand has a nice consistent look across the board. Unfortunately, this is not the case. For that reason, we put together ‘The Ridiculously Exhausitive Social Media Design Blueprint’. Bookmark this page, download it and share it on your own blog, give it to your designer, agency or whoever is involved in your social media efforts. We are constantly updating this to make sure it contains only the latest and most accurate social media dimensions, so subscribe to our blog to ensure you keep up to date on the latest. Facebook Dimensions Facebook Cover photo: 851 x 315Facebook Profile photo: 180 x 180 Twitter Dimensions
