Visual Impact

When working in the world of Social Media, it is important to add visual elements to your posts.  When people are scrolling through their news feeds, they tend to be drawn to the visual first before reading the actual post.

So creating visual has to be fun, inviting, curious, attractive.  It has to draw the person in.  What I have noticed, especially in Facebook, is that people are drawn to photos of us, YES, us.  So, why not embrace this element and have a variety of photos taken of yourself?

You can use these photos to promote any quotes you love, tips you have, services you are selling, etc.  The impact of these visuals is what will draw their attention to read what you have written.

You can use www.canva.com or even Powerpoint, to create the visuals by uploading your photo, adding text and branding it to your business colours, etc.

Here is a sample of a poster that I created, using Powerpoint, that has one of my quotes/thoughts on it.  The visual element will draw you in because I look a little funny, right?

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So have fun with it, be creative and get people reading your posts in Social Media.

P.S.  If you have Powerpoint and are unsure how you can use it to create the posters, be sure to check out my Powerpoint Webinar for ONLY $20!!

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Published by Tammy Hudgin

Tammy Hudgin spent the last nine years working her direct sales business (no longer involved with direct sales as the company closed their doors) on Facebook and embraced all the elements that were available to her. One of the most valuable tools that she learned was that you need to sell yourself before you can sell your business. She launched her Facebook Social Media business over five years ago and has trained over 500 business owners on how to work Facebook to build a presence and get their business out there. Tammy helps additional clients by managing their business pages and offering business page creation/revamp, along with consultations. Tammy has been a guest speaker for Rogers TV (4 shows have been pre-recorded), spoken at Annual Conferences, Networking Meetings, nominated for 6 business awards, and has been interviewed on 3 radio blogs. She embraces everything she learns from those she meets, she continues to be inspired by other business women and looks forward to building more relationships.

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