Tag personal and business accounts

Here are some examples of how to tag personal and business accounts:

Personal Accounts:

• Facebook:
  • Personal profile: @JohnDoe
  • Personal page: @JohnDoeOfficial
• Twitter:
  • Personal account: @JohnDoe
  • Personal handle: @JDoe
• Instagram:
  • Personal account: @john.doe
  • Personal handle: @JDoeOfficial
• LinkedIn:
  • Personal profile: John Doe
  • Personal page: John Doe Consulting

Business Accounts:

• Facebook:
  • Business page: @JohnDoeConsulting
  • Business profile: John Doe Consulting
• Twitter:
  • Business account: @JDoeConsulting
  • Business handle: @JDConsulting
• Instagram:
  • Business account: @johndoeconsulting
  • Business handle: @JDConsulting
• LinkedIn:
  • Business page: John Doe Consulting
  • Business profile: John Doe Consulting

Tips:

• Use a consistent handle or username across all platforms to make it easy for customers and followers to find and recognize your brand.
• Use a clear and descriptive name for your business account, such as your business name or a descriptive phrase that indicates what your business does.
• Make sure to set up your business account as a separate entity from your personal account, and keep your personal and business content separate.
• Consider using a business email address and phone number for your business account, rather than your personal contact information.

Why Tag Personal and Business Accounts?

• Tagging your personal and business accounts helps to keep your online presence organized and easy to manage.
• It helps to establish a clear distinction between your personal and professional online presence.
• It makes it easier for customers and followers to find and recognize your business account.
• It helps to protect your personal online presence from being associated with your business, and vice versa.