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==Why Lists Work== | ==Why Lists Work== | ||
According to Muhammad Saleem "Simply put, lists work because they conform to the idea of “Left-Brain Marketing”. Everyone has two sides of the brain, and each part controls a specific way of thinking. The left brain is analytical, and prefers a step-by-step approach (i.e. lists) while the right brain prefers to see the big picture first and then deal with the details later." This type of thought process helps to create successfully, frequently visited blogs. | According to Muhammad Saleem, "Simply put, lists work because they conform to the idea of “Left-Brain Marketing”. Everyone has two sides of the brain, and each part controls a specific way of thinking. The left brain is analytical, and prefers a step-by-step approach (i.e. lists) while the right brain prefers to see the big picture first and then deal with the details later." <ref> Saleem, Muhammad </ref> This type of thought process helps to create successfully, frequently visited blogs. | ||
==The Order of Lists <ref> Carroll, p.41</ref>== | ==The Order of Lists <ref> Carroll, p.41</ref>== | ||