Which BST style do you prefer?
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TheVigilante
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As long as it delivers the goods I don't mind text but I have come across your signature and it would be good to have graphics as well.
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LightningKing
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A short, straight to the point BST.
But newbies seem to like graphic stuff so depends on your targeted customers.
But newbies seem to like graphic stuff so depends on your targeted customers.
Visual Eagle
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Each to his own... Some prefer to have it organized and showcase what they offer and some just dont care about "branding" or simply dont have to afford a graphic designer.
I always say shorter = better when people deliver me 1.5k+ sales threads...
truitt661
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Something like this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/smartproxy-io-5mln-premium-rotating-residential-proxies.1021683/
Which is really readable, one mistake that designers do, they use a way to higher scale for their text on design.
Combined with few paragraphs of text.
Which is really readable, one mistake that designers do, they use a way to higher scale for their text on design.
Combined with few paragraphs of text.
Visual Eagle
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You know why they prefer a bit bigfer design? Look at it on mobile phone and tell me if you can read it properly withoit zooming in or eye straining yourself
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Simple text only. But as majority is using graphics, it might be converting for newbies here.
truitt661
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I agree with that but on a 15 inch laptop that big text it's messy, when a title it's the size of BHW logo the eyes don't like that
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Visual Eagle
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Really depends on how you make the design. Of course if you want the thread to make an impact you have to play with wording and sizes. We dont have any stats for mobile or desktop users but I expect its 50% at least thats on mobile on bhw. Would you lose people over not being able to read the thread? Dont think so
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Graphic works good.
truitt661
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Really depends on how you make the design. Of course if you want the thread to make an impact you have to play with wording and sizes. We dont have any stats for mobile or desktop users but I expect its 50% at least thats on mobile on bhw. Would you lose people over not being able to read the thread? Dont think so
Old members don't fall for fancy overloaded threads, that works only for newbies. Your service presentation has to be straight to the point, good overall looking and impeccable customer service.
icysfx
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I prefer text, but I can tell you now that graphic pieces serve as a stronger imprint in someones mind after they leave the thread. Which is why they work well.
Moreover, they can create the perception of a "brand" if they are created well. This all ties into stronger purchasing signals. Therefore, it is in the interest of a BST creator to utilize visual stimuli to some extent. My previous BST was a very short graphic. It mostly only converted senior members.
Oh, and it is easier to pick up, excite and entice newbies with what I've stated above. Lots of colors, sharp, flat images, and bold promises.
Moreover, they can create the perception of a "brand" if they are created well. This all ties into stronger purchasing signals. Therefore, it is in the interest of a BST creator to utilize visual stimuli to some extent. My previous BST was a very short graphic. It mostly only converted senior members.
Oh, and it is easier to pick up, excite and entice newbies with what I've stated above. Lots of colors, sharp, flat images, and bold promises.
HoNeYBiRD
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Both when done right.
I don't like plain text without formatting though. If you use text only, at least format it, so key features, packages, prices are highlighted.
Plain text or graphics, the design should be transparent (as in easy to percieve).
I don't like plain text without formatting though. If you use text only, at least format it, so key features, packages, prices are highlighted.
Plain text or graphics, the design should be transparent (as in easy to percieve).