Twitter is introducing a new professional profile option that lets users highlight any community they participate in.
As someone who doesn’t use Twitter that much and only checks it once or twice a month, I’m always amazed at how many new things are added to the interface.
I was just getting used to the idea that professional profiles were a thing, and now we have Spaces and Communities too. As far as I can tell, communities are just like Facebook groups on Twitter. They provide a place where people with similar interests can talk to each other.
As I’m sure most Twitter users know, a “Professional Profile” is a type of profile that users can sign up for to make their accounts appear as if they belong to businesses or other professional groups. keep
Meta, Twitter, and even Snapchat have started using business accounts in some way, showing just how intertwined our personal and professional lives are.
I don’t like that this is happening, but hustle culture will either kill us or drown us in the process.
Users can put a lot of information about themselves or their small business or startup on their professional profiles. This new Twitter feature that we are talking about adds something new.
Now, users can add communities to their professional profiles. This gives them a place to discuss business with other users.
This can be especially helpful for people like influencers or online personalities who already have a large fan base who would prefer to stay together in a dedicated online space.
If subreddits aren’t enough, maybe what everyone was looking for was an official Twitter community created or supported by Twitter.
