Showing posts with label Visual Content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visual Content. Show all posts

12 October, 2017

Photos 2

How to use your own photos and tips on using photo-sharing websites.

1.- Tips for Taking Great Photos with Your Smartphone Camera
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2.-  How Photo-Sharing Can Boost Social Marketing
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3.-  A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Posts!
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4.-  Do I Own My Photos and Posts on Facebook, Twitter, &; Instagram?


5.-  How AI and image recognition are transforming social media marketing
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You may also want to revisit Stock Photograhy entry here in my blog.




21 August, 2017

Visual Content 2




Did you know...

Visual content is 40x more likely to get shared on 
social media than other types of content? 


3 Ways to Make Visual Content Shine with Multi-Image Collages 
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Visual Marketing Tips to Master Social Engagement 
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Improve Your Social Media Images in 4 Easy Steps 
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Visual Content Marketing Statistics  
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Social Media Image Size Hacks  

 

22 May, 2017

Visual Content & Marketing

When sharing content online, it is recommended to use photos, infographics or visuals. The images catch the eye of your audience and generate more engagement.  To get you started on visualcontent here is a collection of articles on the subject.

1.- The Best Typography, Colors, and Templates Used in the Highest-Converting Social Media Images
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2.- Visual content is a must in reaching today's audience.

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3.-  A quick lesson in Graphic file formats

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4.- Visual Content: How to Create Shareable Images People Love

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5.- Why Visual Content Can Boost Your Brand Better Than Copy? 

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6 Visual Tools to Improve Your Social Media Content

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7.- Graphic file formats explained.

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39% of marketers believe more budget should be 
allocated to develop compelling visual assets.