4 Tricks on how to Turn Your Content Into A Work Of Art Even Picasso Would Be Proud Of

I want you to look at your blog and think about what you see when you read an article. if you dont have but have the interest of having one, Look at it very carefully and once you’ve finished go and compare it to another blog, but one that’s much more popular than yours.
Can you spot the major difference? Sometimes the more popular blog won’t even have better content.

What you say could help someone much more and it could be much better written, yet for some reason people don’t like your blog as much. You can’t really compare yourself to someone who has been around for a while, but when people who started at the same time as you are taking off you should be worried.

We all love art and when you look at a lovely picture it can play with your emotions. Great art is one of the most beautiful things in the world.
So is great design. When we look at beautiful design it can also have a huge impact on your emotions.
I want you to start thinking of your content as a design, or a lovely piece of art. The words on the page are important, but you also need to think about the design itself.  That’s what will get people coming back, because even if you’re a great writer your design is so important. Here’s a few important things to think about.

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1. IT’S ALL ABOUT SHAPE

Think about what art would look like if it was just a big blob of paint on the middle of the canvas. That’s what most content on the web looks like. Just one massive blob.

When people see this the first thing that comes to mind is their summer vacation. That’s because it will be time to go on holiday by the time they finish reading it.
You want to break it up into different sections by using sub-headings, quotes, and bullet points. Once you do that and take a few steps back you will see it now looks like a work of art.

2. SMALL PARAGRAPHS

This is along the same lines of the previous article, but it digs a little deeper into the actual paragraphs, or even sentences when you think about it.

People read a book because they want to consume the content. People read your website because they clicked on a link, but then can easily click away if they start to get bored.

Make your paragraphs nice and short so they can take it one paragraph at a time. You can even make your sentences short and snappy. You’ll find people read all the way to the end when you write like this.

3. SKILLFULLY USE A PHOTO

Remember how I told you to use short and snappy sentences to hook people in? Well it’s most important right at the start of your article when people are deciding if they want to read it or not.

They are much more likely to read an article that has a short sentence that leads them into the rest of the information.

If you use a photo that covers half the content box it means the sentence will look twice as small.

That’s an amazing way to use sneaky ninja tactics to trick people into thinking the article will be easy to read.

4. CAN PEOPLE SEE IT?

This one is the most important. It’s absolutely crucial and you should know why. If your content is so small that people can’t read it they won’t know what it says.

Imagine if Picasso painted his art on a grain of rice. It might get into one of those crazy museums, but it’s not going to be seen by the masses.

The same goes for the specific font you use and the contrast of the font and background. To stay safe you just shouldn’t try anything too fancy. Keep it simple.