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Adding a little pizazz to your posts are key to drawing people in. Easiest way is by adding images and video.

Images
Be mindful of what images you choose to use. Easiest way is to take a screenshot or use your phone to take interesting pictures.

Screenshot
1. Click the windows icon and type Snipping Tool.
2. Click Snipping Tool.

Click New.
Use the cross-hairs to capture the portion of the screen you want to use.

The screenshot is saved as an image. Just drag it into your blog post.




Video
Find the video you want to embed from YouTube. Make sure you have actually watched the whole video before you post it.

1. You can find the Share button right below the video window. Click Share.
2. Click Embed.
3. Copy the code.


Return to your blog post.
Click HTML in the upper left corner.


Paste the code in a blank spot within the post.
Click the Compose button in the upper left corner of the screen.

Below is the video posted.

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