Twitter changes logo, time for you to as well

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Times change and, so do logos. Most recently, Twitter has a new look. So, this is a great time for you to take a look at your social media icons. Some questions to ask yourself:
  • Is there a social media button I am missing in my email signature, on my letterhead, in my newsletter, on my blog/website?
  • Is there a social media button that needs to be taken off? Perhaps you started out using a lot of different outlets and have slowly narrowed it to the ones that work for your mission.
  • Are your icons linked to the correct location or linked at all? (they should be!)
  • Are you using the correct and "official" logo for each social media outlet?
You can read up on the new logo and requirements (there aren't that many) here, and download them from there as well.

Happy Tweeting, my fine feathered friends!

Your furry friend,

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