Picture This!

EyeI have no doubt that there are millions of articles on the internet, but sadly.. only a small fraction of them are read by the general public. A main factor in this is because they catch the reader’s attention, by either using interesting text, attractive titles or pictures. Pictures often draw attention far better than any type of text and provide the reader something to base upon what they would like to read.

The picture to the right probably caught your attention as you loaded my blog faster than if I had…just used a regular title and text.

Colouring your text also draws the reader attention to the colours as they want to see why it is typed this way.

So whatever you talk about, using pictures is a great way to focus the readers attention on to your articles, instead of some flashy ads or large title. Some great (free) image sites are www.sxc.hu, StockVault and YotoPhoto.

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One Comment

  1. Posted January 28, 2008 at 3:19 am | Permalink

    good points all the time dude, check out my last post, tell me what you think,

    Brandon

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  2. [...] Winner – Path To Financial Freedom because of the large image that instantly attracts attention to the post. Since CrafterBS has ones on her other posts but not the first one, it makes the reader gradually look at the sidebar and then the content, which could effect readers. Solution? Place Images in Posts. [...]

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