1. 3Ws and 1H
What, Where, When & How
By: Nosheen Ghulam Hussain
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2. Fonts
Font you choose reflects your personality
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3. “Feel the difference”
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4. Fonts should justify your message
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5. 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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6. Impact
Assertive, Rude, Sad, Unattractive, Rigid
Comic Sans
Happy, Youthful, Casual, Passive
Arial
Stable, Conformist, Stable
Blackadder
Creattive
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7. 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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8. But
Don’t use
too many
fonts on one
page
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9. Colors
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16. Contrast
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17. Colors & Common Meanings
Red: energy, passion,
excitement, power;
also implies
aggression, danger.
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18. Blue: Coolness,
Spirituality, Freedom,
Patience, Loyalty,
Peace,
Trustworthiness; can
also imply Sadness ,
Depression.
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19. Yellow: light,
optimism, happiness,
brightness, joy.
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20. Green: life,
naturalness,
restfulness, health,
wealth, prosperity; in
certain contexts.
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21. Orange: friendliness,
warmth,
approachability,
energy, playfulness,
courage.
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22. Violet: Wisdom,
sophistication,
celebration.
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23. White: purity,
cleanliness, youth,
freshness, peace.
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24. Black: power,
elegance, secrecy,
mystery.
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25. Gray: security,
maturity,
reliability.
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26. Pink: romance
a feminine color.
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27. Brown: comfort,
strength, stability,
credibility.
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28. http://www.colorsontheweb.com
/colorwheel.asp
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29. Picture Or 1000 words
One picture is worth a thousand
words.
(Fred R.Barnard)
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30. A blog without
pictures
(Looks Boring)
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31. Blog with pictures looks
attractive and helps you
reducing your text
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32. Apple’s website front page after Steve Jobs death.
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33. Can you explain sorrow of flood victims
in words?
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34. Or can you explain their hunger?
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35. Picture helps you
in Google Search
Engine
Optimisation(SEO
)
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36. Create Polls to make
blog interactive
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37. Be Readers Friendly
 Keep It Short & Simple
 Make it easy for people to contact you.
 Add pictures, audio and video
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38. 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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39. 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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40. 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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41. Search Blogs on Google
http://www.google.com.pk/blogsearch
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42. Register your blog on Google
www.blogsearch.
google.com/ping
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43. Stop Planning , Start Blogging
Stop consuming, Start Producing
Thank You !
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