Squidoo Lens Creation

Squidoo Lenses: Using Pictures Effectively
Use Pictures Well for Fewer Bounce-Outs
Have you ever landed on a web page and found it was either completely or almost completely text only? If you have, did you stay and read it or did you bounce out to find something that looked less dry and unfriendly? Occasionally, I have stayed and read a page that had no illustrations or graphics of any kind but only because it contained information I wanted very badly. It's harder work on a screen to read a lot of text that isn't broken up with pictures or at least changes in font size and...

Make a Reader Friendly Lens
Your Lens Should be Easy to Read and Understand
When I visit a Squidoo lens or web page for the first time, I quickly scan down it to see if it covers material I want to read or look at. If it doesn't, or it's hard to tell, then I bounce off to look for somewhere that makes it easy to see it has what I want. Although I love to think I'm unique in many ways, I'm realistic enough to know that most people do this so I attempt to structure my lenses and web pages with this in mind. I like to have a clear idea in my head of what I will cover ...

A Squidooholic
Squidooholics are addicted to Squidoo
I am addicted to Squidoo so that makes me a Squidooholic. Let the Squidoctor check your vital signs below to see if you might be a squidooholic too! When did I first know? * Perhaps it was the day I had to create a lensography to keep track of my lensographies. * Perhaps it was the day I created more than 20 lenses I can't be sure, can you? I first became a Squidoo lensmaster in 2007 to use Squidoo for SEO and then I found out how to make money on Squidoo. I also really enjoy social netw...