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This is a fantastic resource which eliminates all this hassle. It\u2019s up to date, has all the exact sizing charts and is the perfect reference point as it covers 9 major social media sites, including Twitter, Facebook, GooglePlus, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, Vimeo and SlideShare.TwitterTwitter is great for having conversations with your customers; make it an awesome experience by branding your background, header image and profile picture. FacebookSometimes it can seem like everyone in the world is on Facebook so it\u2019s important your brand presence here is spot on. Make sure your profile picture and cover photo upload perfectly by following our guide. On Facebook you have more of an opportunity to share stories, whether that be a longer chunk of text or an album of photos, we\u2019ve got those covered too. Google PlusGoogle+ is great for SEO and can really drive traffic to your site. To make sure people want to engage with you it\u2019s worth taking the time to brand your page. To do this you will need to update your profile photo and cover photo at the sizes shown in our guide. LinkedInLinkedIn is the place to share you company\u2019s story, news, services, products and advertise jobs. In order to entice new clients, customers and talent it\u2019s important that your message and brand get through, follow our guide to set up a winning page. It\u2019s a much more text driven site so make sure your cover photo really impacts and follow through making sure what your saying really shows off your company.InstagramInstagram gives followers a visual real time snippet of what the brand is up to, giving your brand exposure in a creative way. The app does most of the hard work resizing images for you but to get your logo looking sharp we suggest following our guide to get the size spot on. You can also design images (or adverts) to be posted at this size. PinterestPinterest is great for business where images really sell their services, if this is the case it\u2019s important you get those images right so resize them to the specification we suggest and they will look perfect!YouTubeYouTube is great for customer engagement and SEO, but getting your brand identity on your channel can be tricky as it resizes automatically for desktop, tablet and mobile. Fear not our guide makes it really easy.VimeoVideos posted on Vimeo tend to feel more professional than on YouTube, a bit like content posted on LinkedIn vs Facebook, and can be great for building a community around your brand. Vimeo is mainly used by creative professionals so it\u2019s important that your page looks perfect, make sure your uploading your videos at the right sizes using our guide.SlideshareSlideshare is often referred to as the YouTube of PowerPoint\u2019s and is great for sharing your presentations, documents and infographics and integrating them with LinkedIn and Facebook. You have to pay to brand your page but if you are going to be sharing a lot of slides and gaining followers it will be well worth it.  Source: thepinkgroup.co.uk\/"},{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"name":"Complete Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet 2014","item":"https:\/\/aokmarketing.com\/complete-social-media-sizing-cheat-sheet-2014\/#breadcrumbitem"}]}]