How to Link Your Website to Your Twitter

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People all over the world use X (formerly Twitter) and many other social media websites as a way to advertise their businesses and products. One of the important things you must do is to connect your website to your X profile so people who are interested in your product or service can get quick and easy access to your website. This wikiHow article will teach you how to add your website to your X profile on your computer, phone, or tablet.

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  1. Sign in to X at https://www.twitter.com . If you're using a phone or tablet, you can opt to use the Twitter mobile app instead of your browser.
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Go to your profile.

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  1. If you're using the mobile app, tap your profile photo at the top-left and select Profile instead.
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Click or tap the "Edit Profile" button.

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  1. This is where you can make all sorts of changes to your profile, including adding the URL to your website.
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Add your website address.

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  1. You'll see this field just below the "Location" option. Don't forget to add the https:// to the beginning of the address.
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Click or tap "Save" to save your changes.

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  1. Your website is now linked on your Twitter profile.
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    I tried to put in my URL and got a message saying URL was considered to contain malware. Yet searches of Norton and Microtrend show that the URL is safe. What do I do to stop this?
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    Well, you are going to have to make sure that the code of your website does not contain any content that could be considered malware. If that doesn't work, maybe your computer has a virus.
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