Emojis in Text - Good Idea or Not?

[Tishina]

What do you think about that? Does it turn off the visitors or it makes the reading more compelling? What if emojis are used in product description?

 

[Sweely]

I use emojis as much as possible. ESPECIALLY in titles. I have noticed Google showing emojis in the SERP's for some keywords, and believe me when I say your CTR will skyrocket if you use them correctly in some niches.

And if the number of clicks on your site in the SERP is a measurement of how well-liked your site is, I think you know what this means...

 

[SweetyManika]

The whole concept of adding emojies in a text is to express facial expressions in order make the reader easy to understand with a right sense. It might turn out bad for customers if you over use it. As long as you keep it simple, it will only help the reader to read the text interesting.

 

[Jessica-SEO]

According to me Emojies make our text more interesting and attractive. so yes using emojie in text is good idea.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

It depends on the tone of the text. You don't put emojis in a scientific, wikipedia-type article, but you can use them in informal environments. I wouldn't like to see emojis in a product description of a smart TV either, because (in my book) emojis scream unprofessionalism and that's not what i want, when i'm planning to buy a TV. But they can work in other environments such as beauty products for teens, anything which is geared towards a mainly young audience.

Where emojis can work extremely good is the subject line of emails. Not because of their original concept, but because they make the emails stand out in the recepient's inbox. They're still relatively rarely used, maybe once out of 100.

 

[imanseptian]

I don't use emoji because I don't have fun-niche.

 

[Skybreak00]

What do you think about that? Does it turn off the visitors or it makes the reading more compelling? What if emojis are used in product description?

i think it's a great way to attract especially younger audience

 

[Reposado]

I don't use emoji because I don't have fun-niche.

Could there be an opportunity to include a not 'fun' emoji, something relevant to the niche but is neutral on the fun/not fun side?

 

[Monzani]

Emojis in the text, in my niche, are really a must in my opinion. I put emojis to define the paragraphs and make the text more pleasant for readers. Many people are lazy reading long texts, so coloured emojis and short paragraphs can help make the article more readable.

 

[Priince1337]

I think it really depends on the niche you're in. I personally like using them in private messages.
From a business perspective using them would be rather unprofessional.

 

[ali2woo]

Everything will depend on how you use them. When placed in an informal text - will attract the reader. Excessive placement of emoji is difficult for the reader.

 

[c0te]

i'd recommend you to use it only on tittles.

 

[VirtualSystems]

I won't recommend you to post emojis in non-formal messages. It works really well when you're trying to introduce yourself/your product in a friendly way. Also your message starts to "sound" much more joyful.
However, don't put a bunch of emoji after one word or phrase - 1-2 are more than enough.

 

[True Spirit]

In my point of view using emojis is good idea to attract the readers...