- Containing a number, - or any other special character. Like @dolly21, @dolly_21..
- Too long. Like, @dollythesweetdoll
- Look like impersonator of some other personality or brand. like @dell,
- Giving a hater x message. like @Xkiller, @ihateX, ....
- Too far too away from your personality.
- contain an adjective, unless they invoke humour. like @best
- Focus on a specific trait/feature.
- Displaying your greed.
- Disparaging yourself, like @idiotintown
After that comes the page theme and bio. You may use from an array of themes available in your account or just upload a custom theme. The theme should be reflective of your true self. Professional users should avoid clutters as much as possible. Care should be taken to make it engaging. write few details there,about you which is compelling enough to make visitors come to your user page as often as possible. Drop a few comment, details, testimonials etc., in your theme or even write some mind blowing link/details there. Make good use of the entire real estate.
Twitter is all about tweeting and following. Before, you have started tweeting, make a policy of what to tweet? and when to tweet? Don't start spewing anything that comes to your mind. It is better to have a strategy on frequency and kind of tweets. Tweeting too much causes dissent among your followers, who has certain expectations from you. Try a mix of tweeting about yourself and tweeting on the subject you have chosen.
Be generous in recommending your followers and someone you admire in #followfriday, #followreader or similar twitter events. Some, of the bad tweeting strategies which you should not be following are:
- Copying others tweets and behaving as if it were your own.
- Repeated rants on same thing again and again.
- Tweeting at a very high frequency, about same thing just to grab the attention of followers.
- Ignoring questions/queries/concerns marked @yourusername.
- Repeatedly sending messages to someone, who does not want to hear from you.
- Sending tweets which are actually ads.
- Tweeting about an article which you yourself haven't read.
- Tweeting about office culture, your boss or organization, which you are not supposed to do.








