The invitation is the beginning of your event. It doesn’t matter how well you have planned the rest of your offline meeting if no one shows up because of a poorly planned invitation.
The invitation is the beginning of your event. It doesn’t matter how well you have planned the rest of your offline meeting if no one shows up because of a poorly planned invitation.
Today, most people use at least one social media channel. And most of the time they check it using a smartphone. This requires a whole lot of scrolling. Your job is to make that scrolling thumb stop, by catching their attention and attract them with your content. This isn’t as easy as one might think!
Depending on what kind of business you run, what type of products or services you sell, etc., you may have different needs to present information in a nice and clear way. Perhaps as an infographic. An infographic is what it sounds like; information presented in a graphic way providing a good overview, rather than all the details. It could be facts about your business or offers or just a guide on how to use your products. Brainstorm and come up with ideas!
It’s a bit of a jungle out there, also when it comes to different licenses of both free and purchased images. If you look for photos and films with a CC0 license (Creative Commons zero license) you can be sure that you won’t have a long list of demands and requirements. CC0 equals ‘No rights reserved’.
When creating content—a blog post, a power point presentation or any other type of communication—images are key for getting your content packaged in an attractive and effective way for your audience.
Searching for the right images though, can be both time consuming and expensive if you need to buy images.
To save you some time, I have gathered ten sources for free images that I find useful.
