Then @Henkjan de Krijger the booster on the hashtag #longread , he probably had something else in mind than the memories of books that were once read, posted here under this term.
You can indeed split the term into “long” and “read,” but it's not about “ever read”.
But what is it?

What does the term “longread” mean?

'Longread' is not in the dictionary.
It is a term from the print media that is also used on the Internet today.
It is the collective term for long articles that usually have a certain depth.
Articles where some work has been put into serious.
That's why 'mister Yoors' has probably attached a firm booster to it (although this is my personal interpretation - correct me if I'm wrong...).


How to write a “longread” article that the reader wants to read at all?

Since this is a long article, you should be able to make it interesting.
Therefore, take care of visual support.
A long, continuous text may be read for a bit and maybe saved for later.
But if you put all that effort into a detailed explanation as a writer, you hope that your readers will read your article.

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Where do you get that visual support?

You can, of course, for your pictures worry, but that does not have to be at all.
On the Internet you can find several sites where you can free photo material can download.
Pixabay is very well known, but if you want some more professional photos, you can also Unsplash take a look.
On both sites, you can use a targeted search term find the photo you need.
On Hp the time you can free works of art obtaining.
Also the Rijksmuseum offers a whole range of free artworks.
Freepik also has a lot of.

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