For local businesses seeking to reach out to customers through Twitter, it’s not only the tweets that matter. Effective use of the header space might help sell you as a destination, and produce more foot traffic on your door.
Here are ten local businesses that use the Twitter header area to market themselves in a great manner.
Scooter’s Coffee — @scooterscoffee
Scooter’s, an area coffee shop in Omaha, Nebraska, makes sure Twitter page visitors know who they’re speaking to, and adds an incredible amount of personality to its business.
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John’s Pizzeria — @johns_pizzeria
Through a single image, Ny city based John’s Pizzeria establishes its two core menu items: pizza and beer. In text, the connection with “budget friendly” assures potential customers that menu prices are competitive and affordable.
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Douglas Orr Plumbing — @OrrPlumbing
Using an excellent header image, Douglas Orr Plumbing establishes a degree of trust in an industry where it truly is critical. By showing company trucks and an office location, Orr means that its business is solid and reliable.
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HellsKitchenMN — @HellsKitchenMN
Minneapolis restaurant Hell’s Kitchen uses color to specific the texture of its location. Also mentioned is its delivery service inside the kind of a connection with another Twitter account.
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Nathaniel Square CS — @NathanielSquare
Without even profiting from the gap to apply a big image, craft beer destination Nathaniel Square utilizes text to reveal location, hours of operation, and speak to information.
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Hupy&Abraham — @HupyandAbraham
Personal injury law firm Hupy and Abraham of Milwaukee employs an ornamental image to accent its logo, and a black lower half to make sure the text stands proud.
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Burton’s Total Pet — @totalpet
Engaging artwork, local flavor, and a date the business was established all work to draw customers for Burton’s Total Pet, of Pittsburgh.
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Hollyberry Catering — @hollyberrytweet
Local St. Louis catering service Hollyberry features a creative photograph and descriptions several awards, and national media outlets which have featured its business.
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Texas Direct Auto — @TexasDirectAuto
Texas Direct Auto of Houston uses excellent placement of art to enrich its logo, in addition to making a strong call to action: Sell Us Your Car.
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Browser Media — @browsermedia
Washington, D.C. based website design firm Browser Media matches the profile picture to the header background by incorporating its logo in multiple ways.
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