Neal Schaffer Blog

• X (Twitter) Banner Size in 2026: Dimensions, Safe Zones, and What Actually Gets Seen

  

  You came here for a number, so let me give it to you before anything else. The X (Twitter) banner size is 1500 x 500 pixels. That is the header image running across the top of your profile, and it has stayed the same through the Twitter-to-X rebrand. But the number is the easy part. […]

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• LinkedIn Profile Tips: 17 Ways to Get Found (and the Mistakes That Keep You Invisible)

  

  LinkedIn is the place to not only find others but also to be found. And that is why you need a profile that helps you get found and then entices people to contact you once they view it. Way too many people make fundamental mistakes that work against them on both counts. If you’re going […]

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• Influencer Apps: The 8 I Recommend in 2026 (and Which to Skip)

  

  The creator economy was worth roughly $250 billion in 2024 and could reach $480 billion by 2027, according to Goldman Sachs Research. A big slice of that money flows through apps that connect creators with brands. Pick the right one and you turn an audience into income. Pick the wrong one and you waste months […]

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• AI Agents for Marketing Teams: What They Are and How to Actually Use Them

  

  Ask ten marketers what an AI agent is and you will get ten different answers. Some picture a robot running their whole funnel. Others assume you need a developer, a stack of connected apps, and a tool like n8n before you can touch one. So they wait. They keep using ChatGPT for a caption here […]

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• How to Repost on TikTok

  

  For most of social media history, there was no button for sharing someone else’s post. You had to improvise. On Twitter, people copied a tweet and typed “RT @username” in front of it, editing the wording down so the whole thing still fit in 140 characters. Twitter didn’t ship a real retweet button until November […]

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