The more images and videos you use in a blog post the merrier, right? After all, you want to provide your readers with rich content. Images and videos turn the process of reading a post into multi-sensational experience appealing to both Visual and auditory types of your website visitors. Though kinesthetic sensory can’t be currently achieved through normal interaction with web content, addressing two out of three main sensory modalities is better than catering to only visual learners, correct? Theoretically yes. On practice though there are many other factors that should be considered during blog post creation. Continue reading →