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If you don’t regularly use X, formerly Twitter, it’s common to forget your username. It also happens if you have multiple accounts or don’t pay close attention while creating a new profile. On the plus side, you don’t have to move mountains, as you can easily get your unique digital identifier. Let’s explore how to … Read more

When you have multiple accounts on X or different social media platforms, forgetting usernames is a common issue. This unique digital identifier allows other users to tag you in their posts and sign in to your account. The handle makes it easier to find your profile via any search engine, including X’s native search feature. … Read more

According to Elon Musk, at least 1.5 billion inactive accounts exist on X, formerly Twitter. Statista’s database shows the platform has more than 368 million monthly active users. In other words, over 1.8 billion social media usernames are no longer available to new users on X. How do you choose a Twitter username if this … Read more

Twitter is no longer the same social media network after Elon Musk bought the platform for $44 billion. The micro-blogging website, which now goes by X, underwent a significant transformation. The changes introduced by the new ownership introduced several errors and bugs on the platform. Due to the numerous outages whenever X releases new features, … Read more

X, formerly Twitter, lets you know who liked, reposted, and replied to your posts. You also get notifications when people mention you in their tweets. Similarly, is there a Twitter profile viewer, like LinkedIn, where you know who checked out your account? When you check on any search engine, there are several apps and services … Read more

Getting people to follow you on X, formerly Twitter, is quite challenging, especially if you’re new to the platform. As multiple accounts have a large following, it can feel daunting to compete with these profiles. This makes you wonder if it’s possible to get free Twitter followers to level the playing field. Well, you can … Read more

Getting constant Twitter notifications is not only overwhelming but it is also distracting. Checking your device constantly, only to see alerts from accounts you don’t follow can be frustrating. Also, while you swipe away all the notifications from X, formerly Twitter, you may miss essential announcements from other apps. The good news is you can … Read more

When you want to break down topics, add context to your tweets, or provide updates, a single post isn’t enough. Sure, if you are an X Premium subscriber, you can write posts as long as a blog post. But, as X, formerly Twitter, is a micro-blogging platform, your followers may not find this format appealing … Read more

Engagement is one of the many factors the platform’s algorithm uses to determine what posts it should recommend to users. This is why knowing how to improve Twitter engagement can help increase your profile’s reach. However, as everyone is creating loads of content on X, what can you do to make your account stand out? … Read more

When you create a Twitter, now X account, your account is public by default. With a public X account, anyone can follow you without permission and view your profile and tweets. They can also engage and comment on your tweets freely. While this feature fosters account growth, many do not like this level of exposure … Read more

Many interesting features exist on Twitter, now X, that put it ahead of other social media platforms. One is the “Follow” feature, an alternative to the “Friend” feature on other platforms. You can follow any public account on X and subscribe to their tweets without permission. However, you must always watch your following count. There … Read more

There is a growing interest in audio content, especially over the last few years. You can see this trend on almost every platform due to the continuous rise in the number of podcasts. According to Statista, in 2021, over 300 million people listened to podcasts worldwide. X also jumped into the audio content train by … Read more