3. Most art is kind of boring, so try to find pictures of something that’s not boring and make that the image for the article. Readers who don’t speak English will be fooled and think the article is actually about the exciting photo! What do a concert in Boston and this adorable cat have in common?
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Nothing, and also I don’t really like cats, but statistically a lot of you clicked just to find that out.
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