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A Twitter handle is the username that appears at the end of your personal Twitter URL.
A Twitter handle is not identical to a Twitter name. Twitter handles are listed after the @ sign in your profile URL and it must be specific to your account. A Twitter name is just there to guide people to the correct account
While choosing a Twitter handle appears simple, there are 330 million monthly active users now on the platform. Finding the right handle is not as easy as it used to be, with a lack of availability being the culprit.
How to Choose an Effective Twitter Handle
There are some best practices you should consider while choosing a a handle:
With so many users already active on Twitter, the odds are high that someone has your handle. The resulting strategy is getting creative, finding another way to indicate your online identity. Another option, if you have a trademark on your company name, issue a complaint with Twitter.
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