FAQ’s/HowTo’s

Welcome to the FAQ’s and HowTo’s. These are some of the Questions and HowTo’s that we’ll be posting soon (some with video tutorials)…

FAQ’s:

How do I upload a background to Twitter?

Step #1 – Click on “Settings” and then “Design” section.
Step #2 – Hit the “Change background image” button.
Step #3 – Choose file, save changes, and smile!

OR Watch This…

Watch more videos like this at our YouTube site

What does the Proofing Process for CUSTOM designs look like?

STEP ONE – Creation (proof 1)
We design 2-3 different twitter designs and show you via Video
You view and make any changes/edits/corrections

STEP TWO – Revision (proof 2)
We make changes/edits/corrections and send you final proof screenshot for approval

STEP THREE – Upload (final)
We upload the designs matching all HTML colors.

If there is something we missed we make Corrections at no charge.
If it’s something you want Changed… there is a nominal fee.

How much for making a change?

Simple text change = $5 each design
Photo swap (no edit/masking) = $5 each design
FOR EXAMPLE: We make a phone number change on your Twitter, YouTube & Facebook? = $15 total ($5 each) and we re-upload for custom clients.

What if it’s more than a simple change?

$1.25 per minute ($75/hr) — So if it takes us 30 minutes then it’s $37.50 (but you get the point… it’s math)
What would this be? Masking photos, adding more content to the overall design, switching out color schemes, etc.

I like your design so much. What else can you implement it into?

• Static web banners
• Animated web banners
• Headers for websites/blogs
• Slides for presentations
• Ebook covers

What information should I put on my background?

While there is no standard… we’ve found some success with the following ideas:

• Less is More — keep information at a minimum!
• Personality is Plus — use a fun photo of yourself!
• Contact is Key — adequate ways to get in touch is helpful!
• Get Creative — have fun & use our great backgrounds! They’re award-winning! (in our eyes)

What screen resolution are your TweetPages?

Why does the Twitter “text content area” sometimes cover my gutter information?

The graphic (TweetPage) is a “background” which means when you re-size your browser… the “twitter content” can cover your gutter information (i.e. your photo, info, etc). Make sure your browser window is at full capacity. We design the gutter so that your information fits average screens.