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They can be used to add humor, insight, inspiration, or create a more personalized tone.
The key to writing good quotes is coming up with something original and then finding the right opportunity to place it correctly into your blog post.
Lisa and I have compiled a list of tips to help you come up with thought-provoking quotes!
Throughout this article, I’ll be using this “quote maker” technique to create a few quotes!
You can do this too! Create quotes and add them to your own blog, Instagram feed, Facebook, or other social media accounts.
Ironically, this first tip is in the form of a quote:
People may forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
– Maya Angelou
Remember that. It’s a powerful thing to keep in mind.
Then use the answer to create a quote!
For example, the question may be something like, “How do you measure success?”
Now, answer this question with a quote:
Success is not in how much wealth you accumulate, but in how many people tell you that your work mattered to them.”
John C. Maxwell
You can design quotes based on different situations, like being confident when faced with challenges:
I will never lose again because I am too stubborn to quit.
– John Cena
or even quotes about love:
We come to love not by finding a perfect person…but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.
– Sam Keen
Asking questions will engage readers and get them thinking about their own experiences, values, opinions, etc. This will keep people reading!
“What’s one thing you wish someone would say?”
or “If I had unlimited money what is something I could do with it besides buy lots of things?”
A humorous quote like: “I’m so hungry I could eat a Tyrannosaurs!”
This is sure to grab your reader’s attention and get them thinking.
It may also be helpful to use creative language like rhyming words together for an original quote:
How many hours do we waste in a meeting?
…If we Zoom instead, does that count as cheating?
(you can take that quote, I just made it up!)
but here’s the key, find quotes from inspirational people that have something to do with your article content. If you’re lucky, it may eve help guide you in what you’re writing.
I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.
– Thomas Jefferson
It’s important to make sure that you’re quoting the right person. Be sure it’s someone who has actually said these words themselves before posting them online. Otherwise you could get into legal trouble with an intellectual property claim if they didn’t say those quotes themselves.
Want to create your own original quote?
Brainstorm ideas based off of what’s happening around you. Listen to your friends, family members and co-workers talk about their day.
Then, create a quote about what you just heard.
For example: “I’m exhausted.” A response to this would be “It’s not an easy task for one person to handle everything on their own.”
You should also avoid negative quotes. They may be too depressing. The whole reason people like quotes in the first place is because they make them feel better. Be a positive quote maker and more readers will stick around. ????
If you want to create a quote about something (especially on social media), consider using the following format in your sentence:
“I think/believe that (blank)” or “In my opinion, it would be best if we did (blank).”
This will help people relate to what you’re saying and give them a feeling of being inside of your mind for just one moment… which is pretty powerful!
“I believe that we’re all on a journey of self-discovery and that it’s important to enjoy the ride.”
You’ll get plenty of comments on your post that talk about how they agree with you or a friend who can relate to your sentence.
“My opinion is that we should all try and live in the moment, because it’s too easy not to.”
Comments will be like “yes!” or “I absolutely believe this!”.
Taking the time to create a thought provoking quote can be tiring but if done correctly it will help build up your confidence and make people more interested in finding out what else you have to say!
For example, you might say: “I used to think that the only way I could be happy was if everyone loved me.” – Jodie Foster
“But now I know that as long as there’s just one other person who loves me for being true to myself-then nothing else matters.” – The Perks of Being A Wallflower
Combining two different (but similar) quotes allows us to take an idea we’ve thought about before and turn it into something new, deep, thoughtful and interesting.
For example if your topic was something like ‘Learning to live with failure’, then your final sentence might say something like this:
“Failure isn’t an option! In order to succeed at anything in life, failure is part of the process. The more you fail, the more you learn and grow.”
Always try to leave readers with a thought-provoking quote at the end of your blog. This will create an emotional connection that encourages them to come back for another article or blog post.”
(When in doubt, go back to Tip #1. It’s so powerful because people will always remember how you make them feel).
Don’t be afraid to use shapes and other design elements when creating your quote image or graphic. Sometimes a quote may need more than just words like an emoji or a heart shape. This also helps if you’re struggling with layout, balance, and symmetry.
us your own photo or a background image that fits in with your site’s brand and color scheme.
The Graphics Creator let’s you drag and drop your own backgrounds, images. You can choose from a massive library of stock photos and a huge collection of fonts that will make your quote eye catching in a matter of minutes
Go back and take a look at some of your older blog posts. You could take out some of your old content and add a few new quality quotes!
Adding quotes may give you ideas for new blog posts as well.
Place quotes throughout your post strategically. The quote before each section or paragraph breaks up the text nicely and adds variety.
When you find a quote that really speaks to your heart, consider it for more than just an inspirational post on Facebook or Twitter. Write the idea in detail and share with others as well!
When you make your own quotes, and you have the ability to create an inspirational image with your very own graphic creator, you’ll find a million ways to inspire others, and inspire yourself!
Grab your Free “Quote Maker” software HERE and start creating!
A good quote can be the difference between a mediocre blog post and one that will go viral
Imagine if you could show off your business and services with a stunning graphic that would get you noticed in half a second.
And, instead of spending all of your time just waiting for your audience to find you, you could thankfully focus on giving them what they desperately want and need… and they’d be ready to buy!
Now imagine that you can design attention-getting graphics that would get your products and services noticed, whenever you wanted.
Forget huge design expenses, waiting for a designer to get back to you days later, or paying endlessly for revisions. You can create the right graphics and get your online business noticed all by yourself!
Follow along and watch the videos in this article to easily create amazing graphics that’ll get your online business the attention it needs, even if you have zero design experience.
So, you might not be convinced that you can create graphics all by yourself. And, if you’ve paid for a designer or thought about hiring one before, you probably won’t believe that you can make graphics for free.
But you can!
Take a look below to find out how to get free design software and templates. Then, check out how to create the perfect graphics to get your online business noticed.
It’s super simple to start designing… just ask the Graphics Creator designers in our community.
Hint: If you’re already a regular software user, you might like to skip to “How to Make Your Own eCover Designs” below ????
First… Download The Graphics Creator software. Then follow the instructions to add the free bonus templates. These will remove the watermarks from your images and let you create with 100% freedom.
Prefer to log-in online to create? Check out the options here.
Once you’ve accessed your graphic design software, choose a template and easily drag and drop text, graphics, and images in any way you wish. You can also revise, recolor, rewrite and reuse each design… over and over and over.
Now just watch the short videos below that’ll show you exactly how to become your own designer by creating the different images you need for business projects, social media, and marketing.
So, let’s start!
First, if you’re new to designing with The Graphics Creator, watch this 3-minute video to see how easy it is for you to design your own graphics:
If you want your business to stand out and get noticed in the busy online world, you need to have a virtual box or product “cover” that represents your product or service.
Here’s how to create your own virtual cover for each product, service, or free offer:
Online businesses need to advertise in unique ways. One ad posted in one social media account one time only is just not going to cut it.
Instead, create a variety of ad graphics that’ll get noticed by different groups of people on social media, in blog articles, or for paid marketing. Try out different colors, fonts, and word copy to see what works best for each online advertisement.
Watch the video to see how to create an advertising design that’ll get your online business noticed.
If you’re interested in making YouTube videos, then you need to create banners, thumbnails, and other graphics to use in your videos. It’s often just not realistic to have someone else create these graphics for you because you need new ones often.
Truly though, a bold thumbnail graphic is what will get your business to stand out and actually make visitors click on and watch your video.
Now check out our video to find out exactly how to make YouTube graphics that get you noticed!
How many businesses do you recognize just from seeing their logo? Probably too many to count, right? Online businesses are no different… you need your own branded logo design to capture your desired audiences’ attention.
This video will show you how to use the Logo and Business Card templates to design just what you need to get your online business noticed online.
Now that you know how to get your online business noticed by creating your own personalized designs, it’s time to get started. No more second-guessing what to do, re-checking your budget or wondering if you should hire a designer. Become your own designer and create the graphics you need to stand out in the crowd and achieve success.
You’ve got the free Graphics Creator software and a set of free templates to make it happen.
Create book covers, social media graphics, logos and business cards, blog graphics, animated gifs, and more.
… and get more people to notice your online business in minutes!
• New feature: Text Circle.
• FabricJS 4.3.1 update. (this is the “engine” that helps us to code the features of the software)
• Fix scale/stretch controls on multi-selections.
• Modified and renamed the ‘Edit’ and ‘Options’ menus. They are now “Edit” and “Insert” to allow for insertion of circular text and other elements to insert onto the canvas
• Updated login to support launch from LaughingbirdSoftware.com
• Fix Version 7 (legacy templates) image/text loading problems caused by FabricJS 4.3.0 update.
• Fix intermittent problem saving designs.
• Increase maximum objects from 25 to 50.• Fix text gradient problem where scaling caused solid color.
• Improve linear gradient smoothness on Text, Textbox, and Shape objects.• Setting Text Color now correctly removes all styles, including background color.
• Increase width of Sets dropdown menu.
• Sort Sets menu alphabetically.
• Update Mac/Win Desktop versions to Electron to 11.2.0–Chromium to 87.0.4280.141.
• Update FabricJS from 3.6.3 to 4.3.0. Address breaking changes.
• Elements panel now auto-closes when background is clicked.
• Ecover Placeholder handles now auto-disable when background is clicked.
• Shadow and Outline visibility now controlled only by Opacity setting. Redundant On/Off switches now removed from these panels.
The Graphics Creator © 2021 Laughingbird Software, LLC, All Rights Reserved
Full Change History
• Video Record works in Chrome.
February 4, 2021, Version 1.3.37
• Updated login to support launch from LaughingbirdSoftware.com.
January 29, 2021, Version 1.3.36
• Fix Version 7 (legacy templates) image/text loading problems caused by FabricJS 4.3.0 update.
January 26, 2021, Version 1.3.35
• Fix intermittent problem saving designs.
• Increase maximum objects from 25 to 50.
• Fix text gradient problem where scaling caused solid color.
• Improve linear gradient smoothness on Text, Textbox, and Shape objects.
• Setting Text Color now correctly removes all styles, including background color.
• Increase width of Sets dropdown menu.
• Sort Sets menu alphabetically.
• Update Mac/Win Desktop versions to Electron to 11.2.0–Chromium to 87.0.4280.141.
• Update FabricJS from 3.6.3 to 4.3.0. Address breaking changes.
January 4, 2021, Version 1.3.34
• Elements panel now auto-closes when background is clicked.
• Ecover Placeholder handles now auto-disable when background is clicked.
• Shadow and Outline visibility now controlled only by Opacity setting. Redundant On/Off switches now removed from these panels.
December 11, 2020, Version 1.3.33
• Add group and set name to metadata display. Re-style to fit in center top.
• Implement Duplicate for groups (selection of multiple objects).
• Correct several errors related to Duplicate.
• Display most recent set when returning to thumbnails.
• Limit number of objects in design to 25.
• Improve storage performance (downgrade JSZip to 3.1.5 from 3.5.1.)
November 11, 2020, Version 1.3.32
• Integrated 2021 Windows Code Signing Certificate.
• Added highlights on the Elements tree. Increased font size of categories.
• In Save As dialog, newly added sets will now appear on the dropdown menu.
• Fixed condition where Save As may save design to wrong set, if set with same name is present in more than one category.
• Fixed edge condition that caused non-fatal warning when no sets exist in Admin mode.
November 2, 2020, Version 1.3.31
• Corrected error where typing over (deleting) selected text caused loss of outlines and shadows.
• Size of duplicate offset now adjusts to scale of canvas.
• Temporary alert informs user that duplication of groups will be supported in upcoming update.
October 31, 2020, Version 1.3.30
• Implemented virtual scrolling to support large number of system fonts in Text Format panel.
October 28, 2020, Version 1.3.29
• Fixed font loading error in Text Format panel.
October 16, 2020, Version 1.3.28
• Added button for System Fonts in Text Format.
• Fixed post-Download Image design scaling error.
• Fixed crash on Download Image with very large designs.
• Modified Elements scrollbars.
October 14, 2020, Version 1.3.27
• Limited size of Text paste to 100, and Textbox paste to 5000.
• Reduced height of Sets menu so as to fit on laptop size screen.
• Scroll bar will now always be visible in Elements thumbnails.
October 5, 2020, Version 1.3.26
• Fixed problems with copy/paste into text.
• Added resizing of copied text to fit in design.
• Fixed problems when selecting, then typing over text.
October 1, 2020, Version 1.3.25
• Added alpha channel to Download Image for transparency.