“Visual Content must Attract Attention, Entice Action, and Inspire Advocacy” – Donna Moritz
The visual space retains a large, significant, and outsized presence in the human perception of the cosmos. For instance, various and differentiated forms of visual content remain pervasive in the many discourses that guide, define, shape, inform, and mold everyday perceptions. In the domain of marketing, such content denotes strategies that deploy imagery to convey information in an engaging visual format. The dominant forms of visual content include images (or video) appended with educational or inspiring text, graphics, artistic representations, infographics, and branded images designed to promote written, audio, or video-based artifacts.
Such a stance gains relevance because 90% of the information transmitted to and registered by the human brain is highly visual in nature. Recent research also indicates blog posts that feature data-driven visuals rank very high in terms of ‘likes‘ and ‘shares‘ on social media. These statements find validity in established fact – digital content coupled with relevant and contextual graphics generate more traction than competing forms of online content. In this regard, flowcharts and their underlying mechanics present a key tactic that spurs the design and preparation of highly engaging visual content for use in the digital domain.
A blogger could invest time and effort to construct a flowchart with the aim of generating visual content that complements his or her blog posts. Such an illustration could originate in a query and subsequently diversify into a barrage of interrogations. Each query, when positioned inside an individual stage of the flowchart, empowers the blogger to find and define the scope of relevant visuals. The ensuing visual discourse emerges as a central tactic that enables the blogger to boost the relevance of blogs and gain greater traction in the minds of digital audiences. Additionally, the discourse could lead to the discovery of interesting imagery and shape the textual content of the blogs. In terms of expanse, such a flowchart could assume different postures, predicated on the direction of interrogation posited by said blogger. In essence, the flowchart emerges as a lodestone for the generation of adequate and appropriate visual content that could inform, propel, and enrich the ongoing public discourse on the Internet.
Fundamental variations in visual content could add interesting dimensions to a blog post. These enable the modern blogger to attract attention and retain readers’ interest on the Internet. A flowchart helps the blog writer to plan a variety of such content as part of boosting traction in the digital domain. Such a flowchart could feature various forms of content such as images, videos, GIFs, memes, graphics, videos, screenshots, infographics, drawings, etc. Each element of such visual content can contribute to the mission of elevating a certain blog post to the top of search engine result pages. However, the blogger must concurrently plan the placement of such content to attain maximum visibility; therefore, the flowchart should serve as a vehicle that helps bloggers in this mission. Numbers and positioning information, when added to the flowchart, enable the illustration to emerge as a blueprint for the perfect blog. We note such a tactic also empowers the blogger to boost the value proposition of his or her digital creations.
Blogging professionals that write on education could design a flowchart that delineates the various elements of an enlightened instructional strategy. Such a flowchart could feature a succession of stages that develop an argument using visual content. A range of icons and images, when positioned inside the illustration, help develop the visual narrative for the benefit of audiences. Each stage generates enhanced meaning when the blogger appends brief layers of text to the enclosed image. We note the centrality of visual content in defining the success of such a project; visuals could include images of classrooms and instructors imparting lessons to school children. Additional visuals could depict radical new techniques that expand the modes of transmitting information, uptake of information inside the classroom, or in the research laboratory. This strategy generates interesting outcomes owing to its potential to influence the minds of blog readers; the completed illustration could also influence and mold public policy in the relevant domain.
Interesting visual content could emerge as an outcome of dialogues between bloggers and audiences. Bearing this dictum in mind, a blogger could seek ideas from his or her audience, and subsequently build the outlines of fresh content through a flowchart. Such a project must essentially operate as a long-term commitment on the part of the blogger. Various lines of inputs from readers and audiences could help position fresh elements of visual content inside the illustration, helping to develop outstanding mosaics of such content. We note such a collaboration between blog creators and audiences can yield fresh impetus to the master project of expanding a digital dialogue; the flowchart plays a seminal role in helping frame and plan such actions. Additionally, the aficionados of digital content could develop online communities designed to enrich the blogging experience for both creators and audiences.
Videos and podcasts represent an extended value proposition for use by serious bloggers and digital leaders. Such forms of visual content lend finesse to the modern blog post and can attract new sections of online audiences. In line with this, the blogger could deploy a flowchart to plan the contents of video clips and podcasts in tune with the general flavor and tenor of the blog. Each stage in the illustration enables the blogger to create a definitive podcast or video product that complements and reinforces the argument of a certain blog post. In doing this, the flowchart serves as a tool of enablement, one that helps bloggers excise all manner of superfluous or irrelevant content. Additionally, the flowchart could help germinate new ideas and themes to create fresh visual content that resonates with the tone of a blog.
Locations of conflict such as counter arguments inside a narrative are necessary to add variety and momentum to the contents of a blog. The inclusion of such locations empowers bloggers to drive audience engagement and generate a unique brand of reputation in the digital domain. Therefore, bloggers that subscribe to a particular point of view or hold a definitive position inside a discourse could frame flowchart illustrations that delineate such locations. When encased inside visual content, such locations emerge as key points of contention that enhance the profile of a blog and expand the points of argument. Such content could take the form of a graphical representation that lists key points of an argument and positions a counter narrative to said points. We must note the visual nature of said representation presents the argument in a condensed format, thereby encouraging faster uptake among readers, and vigorous reactions from digital communities.
Individual bloggers could implement these techniques as part of a plan to elevate digital content and project an emphatic message for user consumption. The centrality of flowcharts in designing visual content for use in blog posts comes from the expanse of these diagrams, which help frame unique content in the visual plane, thereby enhancing the engagement quotient desired by digital creators. Only the human imagination can impose a limit on the scope and variety of content that can be designed by deploying the considerable powers of the modern flowchart.
