1.
Rebekah Radice
RebekahRadice.com
@RebekahRadice

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Rebekah Radice
RebekahRadice.com
@RebekahRadice

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YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT
PLACE IF YOU WANT TO
LEARN...
• The 3 Types of Content Your Audience Craves
• How to Use Canva’s Tools to Brand Your
Business
• How to Repurpose Your Content Into Short
Graphics and Infographics

4.
Make the 3
Types of
Content Your
Audience Craves
1. Educational
2. Entertaining
3. Useful
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5.
Educational
● Help your audience
make an educated
and informed
decision
Twitter: @dailymuse

6.
Educational
● Improve their
business and/or life
Facebook: @constantcontact

7.
Educational
● Help them be
better / do
something better
Facebook: @amyporterfield

8.
Educational
● Help them be
better / do
something better
Facebook: @sproutsocial

9.
Entertaining
● Funny
● Silly
● Amusing
● Touching
● Heartwarming
● Inspirational
Facebook Page: @positivepeople1

10.
Entertaining
● Funny
● Silly
● Amusing
● Touching
● Heartwarming
● Inspirational
Facebook Page: @postplanner

11.
Utility
● Content that helps
● Lets them make the
right decisions
Twitter Page: @jeffbullas

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In Canva...
● Use the templates:
○ Social Media
○ Blog Graphic
○ Pinterest Graphic
Instagram Post

13.
Create the Ideal
Length Post to
Capture
Attention
If you want to pique
audience interest,
keep it snappy.
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14.
The average
human's
attention span
is... oh look,
a squirrel!
1.
Source: Statistic Brain

15.
Facebook
Ideal length of a status
update: 40
characters.
Twitter
Ideal Tweet Length: 100
characters without a
link: 120 characters
with a link.
1.
Tool Tip:
LetterCount.com

16.
Simplicity
works!
This post is 22 characters.
1.
Facebook Page: @postplanner

17.
Create a Call
to Action (CTA)
people actually
want to take
action on.
Get specific.
3.
Facebook Page: @kimgarstboomsocial

18.
Redirect the
user to your
website,
blog, or
event.
Facebook Page: @postplanner

19.
Screenshot a
slide from a
presentation
you made in
Canva.
Twitter Page: @RebekahRadice

20.
Use Post Planner
to Find the
perfect quote or
status idea for
your graphic.
4.

21.
Now just add
that to one of
Canva's free,
ready-made
templates.

22.
Use Canva to
brand your
images and
create
consistency
Use repetitive
placement of text,
the same typefaces
and color palette.
1.5.

23.
Add a logo or
website address to
your images to
brand them as
yours.

24.
Use all of Canva’s tools
for advanced branding
● Try pairing
contrasting fonts. A
great rule of thumb is
to choose fonts with
high contrast.
6.

25.
● Match Colors Within
Your Designs to
create color harmony.
● Try Using Grids for
Your Images. Use
different images with
similar themes to
create an eye-catching
composition.

26.
Repurpose your
content into short
graphics and
Infographics.
Take points from a blog
post or video and add
them to a graphic.
6.

27.
Use Canva to
create
Infographics,
especially for
examples and
how-to’s.

28.
Create thumbnails
and intro/outro
slides for your
videos!
7.

29.
● Use an image
applicable to
your video
● Avoid using too
many colors or
fonts as these
will be too
distracting
● Match your
branding –
consider using
your logo or fonts
YouTube: @dottotech

30.
Design a Email
Header for Your
HTML Templates
You can find header
templates by selecting
the “Email Header”
design type .
8.

31.
Create visual
content that gives
evergreen
content a fresh
face.
9.
Twitter: @PostPlanner

32.
Pull quotes and
images from old
content (blog posts,
webinars, etc) and
use them to create
completely new
content.

33.
Use visual
marketing to
create ads
that sell.
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0.
Facebook: @WalkMe

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Relevant images
get 94% more
views than content
without relevant
images.
Twitter: @PostPlanner

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● Choose images
that support what
you’re trying to
say.
● Optimize your
images for
search.
YouTube: @theinstagramexpert

36.
BONUS
Download our step
by step guide to
creating the perfect
image for your
audience - EVERY
time.
bitly.com/AmazingVisua
ls

37.
THANK YOU!