Twitter has officially given its thumbs-up to publishers who want to use their Twitter background as advertising space.
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Twitter went through a major redesign this year, going from “New Twitter” to the current version called “Let’s Fly”.

This change included more than just some a top navigation and layout: it altered the dimensions of your Twitter home page and profile, so your old Twitter background might no longer be the right fit.

We’ve put together this basic guide to creating a killer Twitter background for Let’s Fly, so you can continue to brand yourself effectively and attract more followers in the process.
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We’ve written before about how to redesign your Twitter background for #NewTwitter’s dimensions, or change it without having to know any graphic design, but you’ve got to understand why you’d want to change it before making such a commitment.

Here are 5 benefits you’ll see after you change your Twitter background to a customized background for you and your brand.
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If you’re new to Twitter, you’re likely still rocking the default bubbly cloud background. And if you’re reading this article, it’s time for a change.
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As we reported this morning, anyone still using the old version of Twitter will be upgraded to #NewTwitter later this week. And that might mean a lot of people who have been staunchly refusing to make the switch manually scrambling to figure out the new layout, features, and tricks of #NewTwitter.

Here are five fantastic resources for getting the most out of #NewTwitter, so you can tweet with confidence from your new Twitter.com:
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It’s hard to interact with every single follower on Twitter, especially if yours number in the thousands, or more. So how are you supposed to show them you appreciate their connection to you? Twilk thinks it has the answer: splash your followers’ profile pics on your own profile’s background.
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