TT or Tedious Tasks: Internet cleanup

One of the tasks I set myself to do was to do a swipe over the internet. I searched my name and shop's name on Google, Bing and social media sites -including YouTube - and found old accounts I wasn't aware were still there.🙈

So now, in order to make them look more as a part of a whole, I am :

Deleting the ones I won't use (Flickr ,anyone?)
Updating profile photos/cover photos of the ones I don't use but could potentially do in the future.
Deleting tweets ,followers that are no relevant and likes from both my personal and shop Twitter accounts ( I am so grateful I have never been too active on Twitter! Even though that needs to change...)
Look/delete into saved links or posts on Instagram and Facebook accounts.
Check pins on my Pinterest boards and delete the ones that are not appropriate.
Delete the majority the photos and posts on my Facebook like Page.

It might look easy but it's tedious and time consuming. Many of these tasks are. That is why I alternate them with drawing, or watching some YouTube videos, or procrastination in general.This is all maintenance and clean up stuff. I haven't gone into content strategy, design of banners or images, programming posts -yet!

Just to let you know how many accounts I need to review:

YouTube: personal & Tisetas
Instagram: personal & Tisetas.
Facebook: personal & Tisetas.
Pinterest: personal & Tisetas.
Twitter: ~~personal~~ & Tisetas.
Blog in BlogSpot. (this one that you are reading!)
TOTAL: 11 accounts.

Easy peasy, right? Or in Spanish: moco de pavo ( peacock mucus)😅

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