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A Status Guide
A Status Guide
I've studied those who teach right and following their ways has helped me maintain a
pretty high engagement as a newbie in building an audience.
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But before we go there, the first thing to always remember is you're not the only one in
your niche.
Content is flying around on WhatsApp and you will agree with me that you can never
stress to get them.
There's an overwhelming amount of content competing for attention and people spend
only brief moments on each content.
"What will make someone click my status and read when they have a series of
statuses to view?"
It's the ability to retain your audience's attention and make them follow you till the end.
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I've seen many people make the mistake of using several backgrounds per slide. This
will make your audience lose interest easily.
You could make use of your brand color, as long as it isn't a bright background.
As a Creative who has mastered the art of colours for over 2 years, I'll recommend the
dark blue colour for anyone.
Other examples of cool ones you can use are: red, purple, magenta, etc.
Google shows that an average attention span of a human is only 8.25 seconds.
You want to ensure people click on your post, read and engage but you make use of the
very thin and cursive font?
Dey Play 😂
I remember the day Cräcky Bröwn told me I should change my font, that I'm not a
painter. With this, he said:
"Your content is for them, not for you. Let them read without stress"
In all you do, avoid using any of the fancy or cursive fonts on your status.
3. Avoid jampacking words on a slide
There's something we call whitespace in design. It's the gaps you see between lines
when you're reading or writing something.
Just like the space above this sentence, below the previous paragraph and the one
before the next paragraph.
Try not to write all of your texts together. Ensure there's a gap between two paragraphs
containing 2 or less sentences each.
I know you try to avoid having waist beads on your status and this is why you pack so
much on one slide.
"As long as you're giving something valuable, don't be scared of how much you
post."
You need to come to realize that it's not about how long your posts are, it's more of how
valuable the content is.
The people who want to learn will follow through, only if it's valuable and would be
helpful to them.
(To be continued)
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CONCLUSION
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