Is Your Twitter Bio Interesting?
How interesting is your Twitter bio? The best bios are those that are updated regularly and are interesting and unique.
Try the following tips to help make your bios more interesting and help encourage users to engage and spend time on your Twitter profile:
- Don’t do the same things that everyone else is doing
Following the latest trends in what people are doing for their bios will make your profile seem less appealing as there would be nothing that makes your bio stand out.
- Use short sentences and links
Choose a few important things that you provide and explain why they should choose your practice over others. Also try to include any hashtags and links (e.g. to your website) that might help.
- Update your profile regularly
A regularly updated profile is more appealing than a static boring one. The updates to your profile can provide you with opportunities to mention any latest news about the practice etc.
- Acknowledge your audience
Using words like “hello” can make your practice more approachable as language like this helps your practice appeal to people on a personal level. Writing the bio about the customer i.e. using language like “you” etc can also help your profile become more inviting.
If you would like to know more about how Dental Design can help your social media, please give us a call on 01202 677277.
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