For social media outlets such as facebook, do you find that it is better to run your mermaid persona profiles as a page managed by your personal account, or as its own, entirely separate account?
For social media outlets such as facebook, do you find that it is better to run your mermaid persona profiles as a page managed by your personal account, or as its own, entirely separate account?
I've wondered this too
Call me Ally
I have both
“You were born wild. Never let them tame you." -Martha Graham
"Children of the sea,
Lie down your heads to sleep
As the maidens of the sea
Carry you down to the deep…”
~Mermaid Lullaby
I would definitely recommend using the 'page' feature for Facebook. If you have a large following,t he last thing you want is to get shut down for having a fake account. There is also a friend limit for a profile but there is no limit to how many people you can connect with through a page.
As for twitter and Instagram, there is no rule on how many accounts you can have and I would suggest having a separate account for those platforms.
The Magical Mystical MerFanc
A Welsh Lake Monster with control of weather, water and water creatures.
Resident sea monster, best friend of sharks and ducks, lover of the Deep Ocean.
Known on all other social media as theAfanc
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