A couple of weeks’ ago Twitter introduced its new Twitter profiles. At the moment they are optional and allow you to place a header at the top of your tweets which gives visitors the ability to view your bio, check out your links and see your profile picture. They’re quit neat in that the profile you upload appears across all platforms: iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The background image that graces many Twitter accounts remains unchanged.
These profiles seem to mirror what Facebook introduced in March with its Facebook Covers, though organisations seem to be a little slower introducing them than they did on Facebook.
Here are some diverse examples I found across the web:
Harvard University
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Nike
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General Electric
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Screwfix
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Mashable
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How Do You Go About Changing Them?
1. Click on gears in the top left and select “Settings”
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2.Click on the “Design” link
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3. Click on “Change Header”
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4. Save
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