3 Resources to Help You Create Remarkable Visual Content

3 Resources to Help You Create Remarkable Visual Content by Stefanie Flaxman As someone who made an intentional decision to have a career working with words, talking to you about the importance of visual content makes me feel a little weird. But I have to tell you, when I've been scrolling through my Twitter timeline lately, it's the updates with intriguing visuals that catch my eye. They're the ones I read, and the links I click. In the current digital marketing landscape, the strategic use of visual content — whether it accompanies text or stands alone — is a smart move as you strive to produce the best experience for your audience. This week's Copyblogger Collection is a series of three handpicked articles that will help you learn: How to create simple, captivating drawings How to use images to engage distracted readers How to create a visual brand As you work your way through the material below, think of these lessons as a mini visual content creation course. Get the rest Hack the Entrepreneur: The Real Value of Creating Value by Jon Nastor My guest today is the co-founder and CEO of GroundMetrics, a unique technology startup in oil and gas exploration. Listen Editor-in-Chief: How to Use a Comma by Stefanie Flaxman On this episode of Editor-in-Chief, the Editorial Standards series continues with a lesson about correct comma usage. Listen Rough Draft: How to Grab Great Ideas (Without Using Your Hands) by Demian Farnworth It's funny. How we forget things. Sublime reflections and exalted ideas. Like they were never even there. But if they were so sublime and exalted, why did they not remain with us? Listen Technology Translated: Two Ways to Turn Facebook Fans Into Paying Customers by V. Scott Ellis Since 2007 Jon Loomer has been using Facebook for business. And despite the ever changing landscape, has continued to thrive by marketing on the platform. Jon is now one of the leading Facebook marketing experts, and in this episode, it'll become clear why. Listen The Showrunner: No. 022 What Craft Beer and Food Trucks Can Teach Us About the Power of Collaboration by Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor Your fellow Showrunners, even those serving the very same niche(s) that you're serving, are not your enemies. 95 percent of the world has no idea what you're doing as a "podcaster," so don't turn a cold shoulder to the few who do. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: The Real Value of Creating Value by Jon Nastor My guest today is the co-founder and CEO of GroundMetrics, a unique technology startup in oil and gas exploration. Listen Editor-in-Chief: How to Use a Comma by Stefanie Flaxman On this episode of Editor-in-Chief, the Editorial Standards series continues with a lesson about correct comma usage. Listen Rough Draft: How to Grab Great Ideas (Without Using Your Hands) by Demian Farnworth It's funny. How we forget things. Sublime reflections and exalted ideas. Like they were never even there. But if they were so sublime and exalted, why did they not remain with us? Listen Technology Translated: Two Ways to Turn Facebook Fans Into Paying Customers by V. Scott Ellis Since 2007 Jon Loomer has been using Facebook for business. And despite the ever changing landscape, has continued to thrive by marketing on the platform. Jon is now one of the leading Facebook marketing experts, and in this episode, it'll become clear why. Listen The Showrunner: No. 022 What Craft Beer and Food Trucks Can Teach Us About the Power of Collaboration by Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor Your fellow Showrunners, even those serving the very same niche(s) that you're serving, are not your enemies. 95 percent of the world has no idea what you're doing as a "podcaster," so don't turn a cold shoulder to the few who do. Listen Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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