Posting Photos

As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words, so adding an image to your post is always a good idea. However, make sure the image is visually interesting.

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• Properly frame your photo. Try to respect the rule of thirds to improve the composition of your image.

• Photos of people have been consistently proven to have a greater impact than photos only depicting objects. Don’t hesitate to feature your employees.
• Avoid posting blurry images. Today’s smartphones have automatic focus that allows you to take beautiful photos.
• Choose PNG formats. Facebook reduces the quality of JPEG image files.
• Is Photoshop not installed on your workstation? Not to worry: you can modify your photos with Pixlr, a very practical, free tool.
• Banks of public-domain images are available online. Sometimes, an image’s author simply requires that they be given credit for the image in the Facebook post. Pexels, Unsplash, and Life of Pix are a few image banks you can explore.
• Ensure that you have the consent of the people in your photos by having them complete the Rights Form.
• Need a custom visual? No problem, our graphic design team can help you out. Be sure to complete the brief using this form.