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Your Blog Posts Might Be Alienating Half Your Readers 📱 Here’s a crazy stat for you: 70%+ of internet users access content on mobile devices. But here’s the kicker—most blog posts? Still designed for desktops. 🤯 If your blog isn’t optimized for mobile: 🚫 Readers bounce faster than a rubber ball. 🚫 Your hard work gets buried by algorithms. 🚫 And your message? Never reaches your audience. So, how do you fix it? Let’s break it down: Short paragraphs = Happy eyes 🖊️ Aim for 2-3 lines per paragraph. Mobile readers need breathing room. Scannable formatting 👉 Use bold for emphasis, bullet points for clarity, and headers to guide your readers. Clickable, not frustrating 🔗 Ensure buttons and links are big enough to tap without turning it into a game of “pinch and zoom.” Images that work everywhere 📸 Use responsive images that adjust automatically for screen size. Test. Test. TEST. 📱 Pull out your phone and actually read your post. Does it load fast? Is it easy to navigate? Trust me, these tweaks will have readers saying, "Finally, a blog I want to read on my phone!" What’s your biggest challenge with blog formatting? Let me know below 👇 Ready to streamline your publishing workflow? Explore tools that make formatting and uploading effortless: https://lnkd.in/dxkM_wFj #BlogPostFormatting #ContentPublishing #PostUploader #WebsiteTips #MobileOptimization #DigitalMarketingTips

As a former #Evernote expert, I try to keep up on the latest updates to the platform. I'm now fully immersed in #Notion for my #PKM, but am wondering how the latest updates to Evernote are working for users. Comment if you have a moment on your experience. 🙏 #productivity #effectiveness

Had a prospect ask about why their site was loading so slow on mobile. They had over 40MB of video being loaded in their hero section 😭 Video is great, but here are some quick things to consider: 1. Optimize video size and duration. Lower the resolution, keep the duration to under 30 seconds. 2. Use a CDN. I can't tell you how many times I've seen users upload huge videos straight into their library. Using a CDN will do wonders for performance. Lots of other ways to optimize your website's performance, but if you're using video, start here.

Worried about how your blog looks on mobile devices? Optimizing for mobile doesn’t have to be complicated. With modern blog platforms, you can select from pre-designed mobile-responsive templates that automatically adapt to any screen size. Features like auto-scaling images and adjustable text sizes ensure your content looks great everywhere. Focus on creating quality content while we handle the technical stuff! Enhance your blog’s mobile experience effortlessly. Choose a mobile-responsive template today! #MobileOptimization #EasyBlogging #TechMadeSimple #BloggingTips #ResponsiveDesign #ContentCreation

Dreaming about the future of Mobile Marketing? I created this image with my publisher (Stukent, Inc.) to add to the final chapter. If you have used this textbook, Mobile Marketing Essentials, please let me know. The authors are looking for some who have gone on to bigger roles and want to discuss them on camera with us. #mobile #ctia #mwc #imagining #future

Your website is turning away 16% of users. Here are 5 simple steps to fix that immediately: 1. Check colour contrast: Ensure text is readable against backgrounds. 2. Add alt text: Make images accessible to everyone. 3. Enable keyboard focus: Allow users to navigate easily without a mouse. 4. Label forms properly: Assist screen readers with clear instructions. 5. Use H-Tags: Structure content logically for screen readers. Don’t lose potential customers—making your experience accessible has the potentially to unlock 16% of the market. — Please let me know what you thought in the comments below. And follow me for more insights on accessibility and business.

Hello everyone, I'm excited to share my very first blog post! Check it out and let me know what you think :) #blog #blogpost #mediumarticle #webdesign

As long as it’s responsive, the website works - you don’t have to start with mobile. As far as we tried, starting with mobile never gave anything great. Now the stat around 70% of visitors are from mobile - a lot of it is blog visitors. There is a lot of context you don’t know in that 70%. Look into your website, industry and use case and decide. Serious visitors always reach desktop to understand more about you and your services/products. Just start with desktop - you will be just fine. You can very well optimize for mobile once you are sorted with desktop. #webdesign

Empowering Accessibility: 5 Simple Steps for a User-Friendly Website. 1. Clear Navigation: Intuitive menus and organized content for easy browsing. 2. Alt Text for Images: Describe visuals for screen reader compatibility. 3. Color Contrast: Ensure readability for all users. 4. Keyboard Navigation: Enable seamless navigation without a mouse. 5. Descriptive Links: Clearly indicate link destinations for clarity. Elevate your website's accessibility with these easy tips.

Why Your Website Isn't Converting: Visitors are lost in a maze of cluttered pages. It looks great but doesn't load fast enough. There's no clear path to your services. Your site feels outdated, especially on mobile. A pretty site isn’t enough—it needs to guide visitors, deliver value quickly, and work seamlessly on any device. Make your website as functional as it is beautiful.