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Are you looking for website content tips? One of the most important elements of an effective website is visual appeal. After all, when people find their way to your company’s website, something has to catch their eye in order to make them pause long enough to learn about what you have to offer.
While the quality of your content is essential, if it isn’t presented in a visually appealing manner that attracts—and keeps—the attention of visitors, no one will stick around long enough to read it!
3 Website Content Tips for Visual Appeal
- Create Short Paragraphs: Website visitors don’t stop and concentrate on what they’ve found unless something draws them in when skimming a page. Long paragraphs may have great information, but they can easily be overlooked by the website visitor. With short paragraphs, it’s more likely that the information a visitor is looking for will “pop.”
- Use Bulleted Lists: Using bulleted lists to present key concepts can be a great way to make important information catch the attention of visitors who land on your page. Visitors’ eyes will automatically be drawn to bullet points, making them a perfect tool for capturing attention.
- Separate Content with Subheadings: When visitors glance at a website only to see what appears to be an endless stream of continuous paragraphs, the idea of reading through the information can seem overwhelming. Separate the paragraphs using subheadings and you’re much more likely to capture the attention of visitors and draw them into reading all of the information provided.
Mary Gormandy White is co-founder of Mobile Technical Institute, where she works with clients throughout the U.S. as a professional trainer, consultant, and speaker, focusing on topics related to HR, management, and public relations. She has extensive professional writing experience and is the author of 101 Human Resource Management Tips and 101 Successful PR Campaign Tips in the LifeTips book series.
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[...] The cover matters. The old “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover” adage doesn’t cut it when it comes to marketing content, especially online marketing content. Mary White reminds us that it doesn’t matter how good your content is if people don’t stick around long enough to read it, and she outlines some useful strategies for how to “Enhance Website Content with Visual Appeal.” [...]