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3. Script/Decorative fonts: they are mostly used in logos or other instances where readability isn’t necessarily important. They are seen as “stylistic” fonts and are pretty much only used to add style to a product!
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2. Sans-Serif fonts: they are mostly used in digital media since they are much easier to read on screen than serifs and require less space per letter to type. They are seen as “casual” fonts and are often used as body text or headers on websites!
A little motivation for you all on this fine day!
You can have the BEST content in the history of the internet, but it’s nothing if you can’t get people to see them. This is why it’s so important to have a STRATEGY to posting online!
good strategy = more eyes on your content
Want to know how to optimize your content? We post stuff on how to deal with being a creator in an online space! If you like what you see, give us a follow @AstralCognition
We get a lot of DMs asking for a "follow for follow". I don't typically respond to them because, really, they don't help anyone.
After the initial spike in followers, Instagram won't promote your content any more than it did in the past.
Have you ever experienced burnout? If so, how do you deal with it?
As much as I wish I could say I've got the hang of being a creator, I don't really know how to avoid burnout. For me, it often just happens on its own accord.
I'd be really interested in hearing your opinions!
What kind of creative are you? Personally, I'm the "burst of creativity" kind of person!
Transcript: "Creativity is a wild mind and a disciplined eye" - Dorothy Parker
We get a lot of DMs asking for a "follow for follow". I don't typically respond to them because, really, they don't help anyone.
After the initial spike in followers, Twitter won't promote your content any more than it did in the past because you're not *optimizing* your content
You aren’t obligated to have the same process that we share here! Creativity is highly subjective and, while gurus on Instagram and Twitter can give you advice, you don’t HAVE to follow any of it if it doesn’t work for you!
How do you meet your goals?
Personally, I love using calendars and reminders! It’s really helped me in keeping track of what needs to be done when.
Obviously not all these tips work for everyone, so let me know what you think are the best ways to achieve your goals!