> Edit: you downvote and yet I often get comments appreaciating how the gifs make my 2000 word emails feel like a quick short read.
I sampled your work. It's exactly what we're talking about.
I'm sure this works for you, financially and SEO-wise.. but.. maybe use 500 words and no gifs instead?
I often do.
My point is that this stuff doesn’t have to be boring and dry. It’s okay for content to reflect having fun when you’re having fun.
Even my college professors used jokes in their lectures.
It's not the jokes I'm against - it's that monetizable/SEO-style writing, where everything is repeated twice or thrice, and there's loads of filler text.
Actually, let me change my mind on the GIFs. Keep the best ones.
Go you! I love high quality written content with a lighter tone. I find it incredibly difficult to focus on dry tests because of my ADHD.
Thanks! I actually study fiction writers and standup comedians to help me write/speak better. It makes a world of difference
Me too, especially when they're accompanied by moving pictures.
And yes, sometimes they only serve the purpose of entertainment or emotional tone setting. Other times they’re actual part of the content.
Gifs are great
Edit: you downvote and yet I often get comments appreaciating how the gifs make my 2000 word emails feel like a quick short read.