IDCC 230 @IDCC230Fall14
Content precedes design, design in the absence of content is not design - it's decoration. Bentley University Joined October 2014-
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@IDCC230Fall14 Book titles should be a few words, article titles can be up to 2-3 sentences
@IDCC230Fall14 Song titles need to be original to stand out
@IDCC230Fall14 Even email subject lines count as short bursts of content! Got to make sure these aren't too long. Make it short and concise
@IDCC230Fall14 subject lines should be 50 characters or less
@IDCC230Fall14 Book title with one or two words seem to be more alluring as they give less detail about the book but the reader can explore
@IDCC230Fall14 Short bursts should have content that is all engaging. No filler
@IDCC230Fall14 Curiosity is key. If the audience is curious, they are more likely to read the content.
@IDCC230Fall14 you want a title that can be remembered...possibly leading to a hashtag
@IDCC230Fall14 bullets should be no longer than a sentence
@IDCC230Fall14 Keep continuity in monthly emails to stress brand consistency and message consistency
@IDCC230Fall14 When writing a email subject use attractive works like immediately and now that will keep the reader intrigued!
@IDCC230Fall14 CURVE is an effect method for choosing subject lines
@IDCC230Fall14 Headlines can include humor and puns to make them more engaging
@IDCC230Fall14 Titles be no more than 6 words and questions are a great way to capture the reader's attention!
@IDCC230Fall14 I enjoyed seeing other peoples opinions/interests because that is something that we dont get to do in a normal class as often
@IDCC230Fall14 Its important to always refer back to your main idea when creating a title!
@IDCC230Fall14 Short bursts of content should make the audience curious to learn more!
@IDCC230Fall14 Listicles should not be too long as that will disinterest the reader!
@IDCC230Fall14 Today I was able to reflect on what I personally like to see in terms of headings, titles, subject lines, and short bursts
Short bursts do not include blog posts because they consist of more words and characters
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