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Smart marketers, educators and small business owners all around the globe are using visuals to make their message more effective and engaging.
7 Experts Reveal Their Secrets: How to Use Visual Content to Attract More Readers (Part II)
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3641 days ago
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3641 days ago
I know what you mean - I feel exactly the same when I see a wall of text. I end up closing the website and never going back.
It's a shame because it could have been the best piece of writing in the world.
That's it exactly - visuals and plenty of white space along with short sentences/paragraphs!
3650 days ago
I'm often mystified that people do not use video content more often online. (It's something we very much encourage here in the BizSugar community, having recently introduced some features that improve the way video can be viewed here on the site.) Stats about growing video preferences with online audiences and search engines are everywhere. Why don't more people get it? Your take?
3650 days ago
3650 days ago
It's great to hear that BizSugar has new video focused features.
I think for a lot of people, writing just comes more naturally and is usually easier to do (from a technical sense).
I'm planning to leverage video a lot more in the future myself.
Although, Neil Patel did find that written content refers more traffic than video. Although people seemed to like video content more (here's a reference: http://www.quicksprout.com/2013/10/28/my-45300-mistake-how-text-drives-more-traffic-than-video-content/).
I think a lot of it is just a case of people doing what they're used to doing. And a lot of people think of themselves as writers more than anything else.
I think we'll see a lot more people focusing on video in the future though.