How to Make Articles More Memorable

Posted on 06. Dec, 2008 by .

The Internet is full of information which you can access in just seconds. It is actually too much information and because of this people stared filtering the information. Most people do not read articles they just skim them. Then after skimming the article they decide whether to read it or not.

Because of this situation it is essential for bloggers to make their articles stand out and more memorable. There are just two little steps you have to take to make that happen.

Use Headlines

The first step consists of using headlines. Although almost every blogger uses headlines but only a few use them correctly.

Headlines are supposed to reflect the main idea of the article. Scientific research shows that by doing so people understand and remember articles better.

Use Images

The second step is all about using images. Of course most people in the blogging world know about the importance of images but there are still a lot of people that do not use pictures the right way.

Images are supposed to engage readers and also make the article more useful. Further the picture used at the beginning of the article should relate to the article or headline.

I often enough come across blogs that have interesting posts but always have the need to put a picture of a half-naked, although gorgeous, women at the top of their article. Why? How is this useful in understanding the article?

Research done by scientists on the memory have found out that by using images related to your content you increase the likelihood of people remembering your article better!

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2 Responses to “How to Make Articles More Memorable”

  1. Virtual Impax

    07. Dec, 2008

    There’s an old rule in advertising that says 80% of people will read your headline while only 20% will read your copy. The same rule holds true on the internet! A great headline (title) goes far in helping your blog and your posts get noticed!

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  2. Julius Kuhn-Regnier

    07. Dec, 2008

    @Kathy A great headline is important but as you said on your blog what good is it if you are not persistent ;)

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