Tip For A Proffesional Looking Blog
- Author: DooBDee
- Filed under: Content Management, Multimedia Design, Website Management
Mar 25,2008
Again, this is a short post, but one that is to the point. I’m not a fan of waffly posts that take 3 pages to read which could have been explained in about 3 sentences.
photo credit: ..· ✈Katherina ➳·..
Readers love content…I mean…”Content is King” . Readers also love images, pictures. As they say, a picture paint a thousand words…Imagine how many words it would take and how long it would actually take to write to explain the picture to the left…
On some of the more recent blog posts and future blog posts, you will see interesting and relavent picture cropping up. Maybe not in all posts, but in the majority of them.
Why? Because it gives the blog a proffesional look and feel. Check out the Photo Dropper plugin and start integrating Flickr pictures in your blog.
Creative Commons + Flickr + Wordpress = AWESOME PICTURES FOR YOUR WEBSITE!
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One Response for "Tip For A Proffesional Looking Blog"
Although picture may fancy up your post, I also think that you should take great care in selecting images.
For example, if you compare the size of the image on these blogs, compared to the actual space the post has in width, the image looks rather large and not fitting in the layout.
Apart from that most of the attention is now pointed at the image rather then the actual post content.
So pictures is good, but if you plan on posting images, take great care in the size of image and position you choose.
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