5 Things To Never Write On A Credit Card Application

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frustration

curiosity

urgency

Bold Text: The use of the bold, large text "TIRED OF GETTING DENIED?" quickly grabs attention and creates curiosity.
Red Highlight: The word "DENIED" is in red, making it stand out and conveying urgency or seriousness.
Use of Question Mark: The question format invites engagement by directly addressing the viewer's experiences.
Credit Card Images: Displaying a variety of credit cards adds visual interest and directly relates to the subject matter, suggesting financial topics.
Expressive Pose: The individual in the image with an expressive and serious pose adds a personal touch and draws viewers in.
Contrast and Clarity: High contrast and clear design elements ensure the thumbnail is easily readable, even at smaller sizes.
Title Relation: The title complements the thumbnail by specifying what the viewer might be doing wrong (writing on credit card applications) causing denials, building curiosity and relevance.

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