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Carousels
9 posts from the Kloti blog filed under Carousels.
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What makes a carousel get saved and shared
Saves and shares are two different actions with two different causes, and a like is neither. What earns each one, and why slide two has to work alone.
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How to make a seamless Instagram carousel
One picture sliced across every slide. The arithmetic that makes it line up, the three things that break it, and why it changes what you can write.
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How to design a carousel when you are not a designer
Six decisions settle whether a slide reads, and each one can be checked rather than guessed. The rules, the arithmetic behind type size, and a five second test.
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Why nobody swipes past your first slide
Carousels with almost no swipes have one thing in common, and it is not the design. What a first slide is for, and how to rewrite one that closed too early.
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What to write in a carousel caption
The caption is the half of the post most people leave until they are tired. What it is for, the four parts it needs, and why repeating your slides fails.
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What to post when you do not sell a product
Advice for social posts assumes you have something to photograph. If you fit kitchens, teach piano or treat backs, here is where the posts actually come from.
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How to make an Instagram carousel, start to finish
The four decisions a carousel is made of, in the order that saves the most work, and how to know you have finished writing before you open a design tool.
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What to post when you have nothing new to sell
Your last nine posts are the same product at a slightly different angle. That is not a photography problem, and one product holds far more posts than nine.
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What to put on a product carousel, slide by slide
A carousel is an argument, not a gallery. The shape that works, what belongs on each slide, and a test that tells you whether yours is saying anything.
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