I have a little more to say about it than that.
The text is so tiny, it’s impossible to read when it’s Pinterest-sized!.TIP #4: Show only a single thing in your photo..
Same idea as with the text: You want it to be big, and you want it to stand out..TIP #5: Don’t give away the “How to” in you photo.. You can hint at it, like this:.But don’t give everything away completely in one photo.
You want people to need to click over to learn more, or pin it for later to remember your tip, idea, craft, or whatever.Keep that in mind when you’re taking your photos and remember that anyone can pin any photo from your blog, not just your lead photo..
TIP #6: Use overlays or blocks of color to make your text pop.. You want it to be as easy to read as possible!
You want to grab those eyeballs scanning the screen and force them to click!.At almost any time of the day, you can find Chuck hanging on in his spot on the couch….
…or under the table on the carpet..The carpet, being all fluffy like it is, seems to absorb the smells so much more than the couch.
Plus the couch covers get a regular cleaning in the washing machine, and that just can’t happen with the rug.Of course, the dog can get a good cleaning and he does, but those baths never seem to stick for more than five minutes, he’s a dog after all.
(Editor: Space-Saving Consoles)