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Learn The Most Effective Way To Make Your Content 6 Times More Effective

By reading this post you will learn the most effective way to make your content 6 times more effective

And as a special bonus, you will be noticed more than 98 percent of your competition.

Here’s the tip: Visual communication is 6 more times effective than plain text.

In other “words”:

They will also show how much research and time you put into your article.

Don Norman, author of Emotional Design, said in a Discover magazine article, “Beauty and the Beastly PC: The Graphics on Your Computer Screen Can Affect the Way You Feel—and Think,”

“I started out as an engineer, and I thought that what was really important was that something worked. Appearance—how could that matter? And yet for some reason, I would still buy attractive things, even if they didn’t work as well as the less attractive ones. This puzzled me. In the last two years, I’ve finally come to understand that it’s a result of the extremely tight coupling between emotion and cognition. Emotion is about judging the world, and cognition is about understanding. They can’t be separated.”

Here is an example of a Canadian poster used during WWII which became the “poster child” for other countries

There is nothing that is going to make a parent react more quickly than the thought of her child in danger

Final Thought:

If you put a lot of time and reasearch into your post, use photos and charts, and give proper credit, your post will surely give people inspiration and might even get a few backlinks.

7 Responses to “Learn The Most Effective Way To Make Your Content 6 Times More Effective”

1. Dana @ Online Knowledge says:

   November 8, 2009 at 8:20 am

   Nice idea to get benefit from emotional state of readers. The canadian poster surely make clear what you try to tell in this article.
   Dana @ Online Knowledge´s last blog ..How To Create Sub Domain Name
2. Ms. Freeman says:

   November 8, 2009 at 9:25 am

   I haven’t used images or charts on my blog yet. Although, I definitely see and understand the benefit of its use.

   When I do get to that phase of blogging should I store the images on my server or somewhere like Photobucket? What do you recommend?
   Ms. Freeman´s last blog ..What’s In Your Blogging Environment?
3. Carl says:

   November 8, 2009 at 1:08 pm

   @Ms Freeman If you have a decent host I would suggest hosting the images yourself…. And I say that for a great reason…

   If you give your image a good title and ALT tag, Google images will pick it up. That’s an extra backlink and people will come visit your webpage.

   If you find out from your stats that too many people are direct linking, you can always replace the image at a later time with a photobucket picture or better yet Flickr
4. Jannie Funster says:

   November 11, 2009 at 3:31 pm

   My blog would be a big big dud without pictures and graphics.

   Very well done post here. Emotion is what ties all bloggers together.
   Jannie Funster´s last blog ..Mystery Blogger “Over The Top” Meme`
5. Carl says:

   November 11, 2009 at 4:51 pm

   @Janine Nice to meet you. Thank you for your comment
6. Rose DesRochers says:

   November 12, 2009 at 4:07 pm

   Nice suggestions! The more time you spend on a post the better.
   Rose DesRochers´s last blog ..Cute Christmas Dinnerware sets at Pfaltzgraff
7. Walter says:

   November 16, 2009 at 1:53 am

   I always believe that an image holds a thousand words. This is why I have it on my blog. It’s very effective in gaining attention.

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