Be sure to include images with your posts, after all we are a visual society and we need more images.
Images will help your Tweets stand out in your followers’ streams.
It will grab the attention of your Facebook followers and stop them long enough to read and see what the image is actually about.
In the brain itself, there are hundreds of millions of neurons devoted to visual processing, so include pictures with posts.
This can be done easily with numerous sites for stock images, or photos your clients provide, but the most affective are humans. They are real and have an identity that hold a story, which in turn many already may know them.
If you’re creating an image of your own, in order to balance the weight in your image, play around with different things such as size of items, lightness and darkness of items, warm and cool colors, texture, quantity of objects, isolation of objects, and orientation (vertical/horizontal/diagonal) of objects.
Bright colors and good lighting is also a key factor to getting the look you want for your audience. Experiment and gain experience for the future, after all the more you try new things the better you become at knowing what works for the numerous applications.
Keep your images simple and use the space around objects to bring attention to important elements.
