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After struggling and failing to open up a "X" account perhaps a month and a half ago, or maybe 2 months ago, I am now on "X". !!!! No error messages this time. Do I need
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Is a business account needed on x?
After struggling and failing to open up a "X" account perhaps a month and a half ago, or maybe 2 months ago, I am now on "X". !!!! No error messages this time. Do I need
Hello,
I don't think so.
I still went ahead to ask ChatGPT view on this:
For X (formerly Twitter), a business account is not strictly required to use the platform, but it does offer some distinct advantages if you're using it for marketing or to grow your business.
Here’s what a business account offers:
Business Profile Features: Includes the ability to add a business description, website, and contact details directly on your profile.
Advanced Analytics: Provides insights on how your tweets are performing, helping you track engagement, impressions, and more.
Advertising: If you plan to run ads, having a business account can help you set up and manage ad campaigns more effectively.
If you're using the platform just to post and engage casually or as an individual, a personal account will suffice. However, if you’re looking to promote products, build a brand, or track performance with professional tools, a business account is definitely recommended.
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Does anyone know if adding a brand icon adds to or takes away from the video's impact?I am testing this idea on two videos to see if it will help generate extra traffic to my Y
Hi Eric. I think your statement just gave me a light bulb moment. I need to move the icon over to where the subscribe watermark is. Then when they click my brand icon they can just follow me or subscribe. Am I understanding this correctly? If so, thank you so much!
It’s automatic. Placing your brand watermark on the video is automatically a click-to-follow button.
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Does anyone know if adding a brand icon adds to or takes away from the video's impact?I am testing this idea on two videos to see if it will help generate extra traffic to my Y
Hi Eric. I think your statement just gave me a light bulb moment. I need to move the icon over to where the subscribe watermark is. Then when they click my brand icon they can just follow me or subscribe. Am I understanding this correctly? If so, thank you so much!
It’s automatic. Placing your brand watermark on the video is automatically a click-to-follow button.
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What does this mean? search console has identified that some pages on your site are not being indexed due to the following new reasons: excluded by "noindex" tag. I don't recal
That is typically a moot issue, as there are particular types of pages that won't be indexed on your website and this is what you want. This includes tags, categories, etc.
So I wouldn't worry here, unless you have manually set pages to noindex, all of your content pages/posts that you publish will be indexable.
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What does this mean? search console has identified that some pages on your site are not being indexed due to the following new reasons: excluded by "noindex" tag. I don't recal
That is typically a moot issue, as there are particular types of pages that won't be indexed on your website and this is what you want. This includes tags, categories, etc.
So I wouldn't worry here, unless you have manually set pages to noindex, all of your content pages/posts that you publish will be indexable.
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The standard YouTube license or the so called Creative Commons license, which is your preference, if you have a YouTube Channel, or just an opinion to share. Thanks!
I would go with the standard. With the Creative Commons option, you have to be comfortable with other people using your content and rehashing it with you having less control over it from your end.
Not that it's all doom and gloom from the CC license, because if you like collaborating and are fine with your material being reused it does give you an edge as far as reach goes from other peoples sharing. Thing is, you have to have ownership over everything you put into the video(music, footage, images, etc.) to be considered for CC anyway.
For me personally, it's Standard for the win due to better control of my content.
The standard YouTube license or the so called Creative Commons license, which is your preference, if you have a YouTube Channel, or just an opinion to share. Thanks!
I would go with the standard. With the Creative Commons option, you have to be comfortable with other people using your content and rehashing it with you having less control over it from your end.
Not that it's all doom and gloom from the CC license, because if you like collaborating and are fine with your material being reused it does give you an edge as far as reach goes from other peoples sharing. Thing is, you have to have ownership over everything you put into the video(music, footage, images, etc.) to be considered for CC anyway.
For me personally, it's Standard for the win due to better control of my content.
Hello,
I don't think so.
I still went ahead to ask ChatGPT view on this:
For X (formerly Twitter), a business account is not strictly required to use the platform, but it does offer some distinct advantages if you're using it for marketing or to grow your business.
Here’s what a business account offers:
Business Profile Features: Includes the ability to add a business description, website, and contact details directly on your profile.
Advanced Analytics: Provides insights on how your tweets are performing, helping you track engagement, impressions, and more.
Advertising: If you plan to run ads, having a business account can help you set up and manage ad campaigns more effectively.
If you're using the platform just to post and engage casually or as an individual, a personal account will suffice. However, if you’re looking to promote products, build a brand, or track performance with professional tools, a business account is definitely recommended.