Twitter (X)

Changing your Twitter handle is quick and helps your profile look more polished. This guide walks you through the steps on mobile and desktop, explains what updates after you switch and shows how to choose a handle that fits your identity.

If your Twitter feed feels overwhelming, muting words can make a big difference. This guide shows how to filter unwanted topics, manage muted words across devices, and keep your timeline focused on conversations that actually interest you.

Knowing how to save Twitter GIFs makes it easy to keep the clips and reactions you love. This guide shows simple ways to download them on mobile or desktop, lists trusted free tools and shares tips for using saved GIFs to make your posts stand out.

Sudden drops in likes, replies, or reach often leave users wondering if they have been shadowbanned. This guide covers the signs, reasons, and fixes for a Twitter shadowban, along with how Bulkoid’s growth services can help you regain visibility and build stronger engagement.

Deleting a Twitter account is easier than you might think. In this guide, you’ll find the steps to deactivate or permanently delete your account, what happens during the 30-day period, and tips to prepare before saying goodbye to the platform.

Wondering if people can see your bookmarks on Twitter (X)? This in-depth guide explains how Twitter bookmarks work, why they remain private, and how they differ from likes and lists. Learn how to save, manage, and remove bookmarked tweets while keeping your activity completely private.

Wondering who’s leading the pack on Twitter (X)? Discover the most followed accounts and unlock the secrets to their meteoric rise! Learn how consistent engagement, strategic content, and understanding the algorithm can help *you* build a thriving community. Plus, a smarter, easier way to grow your audience awaits…

We live in exciting times where connecting with people takes nothing more than a tweet. But as you may know (or maybe not), Twitter limits each tweet to 280 characters. That’s not much if you have a story to tell, an in-depth idea to share, or valuable information that needs more context.

A famous proverb goes, “If you want to get to know a person, you should look at their Twitter history.” Okay, maybe no ancient philosopher actually said that, but if Twitter existed in ancient times, Plato and Socrates would be famous influencers. 

Block Twitter (now X) ads by adjusting ad preferences, using ad-blocking tools, and installing browser extensions that filter unwanted content. Each of these methods can help you regain control over your feed and reduce those intrusive ads that interrupt your scrolling.