But if you follow this awesome advice from smart researchy people it’s manageable. Win!
Full disclosure: I didn’t read the whole article.
Because it was too long. Oh, irony is beautiful.
But not as beautiful as you.
XO
21 responses to “Yes it can totally be too long.”
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It’s not the length – it’s the content. Give me something worth reading!
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I agree! I also love snapshots like these – research cliff notes for busy people : )
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Width is the most important to me.
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Hahaha – thank you for spicing up the comments section : )
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Lol “I didn’t read the whole article.”
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I’m busy! And if know anything: a photo is worth 1,000 words hahaha
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I think 1600 words is pushing it for a blog post. I have a hard enough time getting to all the blogs I follow as it is. Great infographic!
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Me too! I read somewhere else that 600 words is the sweet spot for blog posts. Who knows?!
I loved El Guapos post about your book : ). It’s on my list to order today!
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Aw, thank you. So lovely to hear! Hope you enjoy it. 🙂
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I’m sure I will – it sounds awesome : )
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I’ll read a long post, so long as it interests me, but I still love the graphic, which shows me I fail often, and with moxie!
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I’m putting fail with moxie on my goals for this year haha. You rock!
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Oh, what would we do without smart researchy people…
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I know, right? Hooray!
Hilarious – “I didn’t read the whole article.”
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Well, it’s true : )
Iiiiiinteresting. Hmmm… I should start accepting advice, but I’m so bad at following it.
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Advice should usually be very specifically ignored. Unless it’s from a grandmother. They almost always know the real score : )
I didn’t realise twitter counted as “long form” amongst its social media peers.
You have to give the readers something exciting to read about. You can’t bore them with a long story that they can’t even finish… Capture with strong words and emotions!
xo Jess
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