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3Ws and 1H What, Where, When & How

By: Nosheen Ghulam Hussain

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Fonts Font you choose reflects your personality

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“Feel the difference”

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Fonts should justify your message

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Fonts & First Impression

Courier New Dull, Sad, Unimaginative, unattractive, plain

Times New Roman Stable, Formal, Mature

Georgia Politeness, Attractive, Elegance and Practical Monotype Corsiva Cuddly

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Impact Assertive, Rude, Sad, Unattractive, Rigid

Comic Sans Happy, Youthful, Casual, Passive

Arial Stable, Conformist, Stable

Blackadder Creattive

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IF YOU WRITE EVERYTHING IN CAPITAL LETTERS WITH MORE SPACES BETWEEN WORDS, IT MEANS YOU ARE AN OUTGOING PERSONALITY.

If you use small letters with minimum spaces, it shows you are shy.

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But

Don’t use too many fonts on one page

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Colors

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Contrast

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Red: energy, passion, excitement, power; also implies aggression, danger.

Colors & Common Meanings

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Blue: Coolness, Spirituality, Freedom, Patience, Loyalty, Peace, Trustworthiness; can also imply Sadness , Depression.

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Yellow: light, optimism, happiness, brightness, joy.

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Green: life, naturalness, restfulness, health, wealth, prosperity; in certain contexts.

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Orange: friendliness, warmth, approachability, energy, playfulness, courage.

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Violet: Wisdom, sophistication, celebration.

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White: purity, cleanliness, youth, freshness, peace.

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Black: power, elegance, secrecy, mystery.

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Gray: security, maturity, reliability.

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Pink: romance

a feminine color.

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Brown: comfort, strength, stability, credibility.

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http://www.colorsontheweb.com/colorwheel.asp

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Picture Or 1000 words

One picture is worth a thousand words.

One picture is worth a thousand words. (Fred R.Barnard)

One picture is worth a thousand words.

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A blog without pictures(Looks Boring)

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Blog with pictures looks attractive and helps you reducing your text

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Apple’s website front page after Steve Jobs death.

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Can you explain sorrow of flood victims in words?

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Or can you explain their hunger?

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Picture helps you in Google Search Engine Optimisation(SEO)

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Create Polls to make blog interactive

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Be Readers Friendly

Keep It Short & Simple

Make it easy for people to contact you.

Add pictures, audio and video

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Its all about content

Focus on your target audience

Write a new article

Write a catchy headline

Internal links

Make it easy for people to share

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Connect & Interact

Give your profile (Email, Contact details)

Respond to comments, accept negative comments

Thanks your reader

Connect with other bloggers

Comment on other blogs

Share blog on social networking sites

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Need Inspiration?

Read if you want to write (Even if you hate reading)

Learn from other bloggers

Promote a comment into a full post

Practice , Practice and practice

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http://www.google.com.pk/blogsearch

Search Blogs on Google

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www.blogsearch.google.com/ping

Register your blog on Google

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Stop Planning , Start Blogging

Stop consuming, Start Producing

Thank You !