This post is part of our ongoing series about marketing with infographics. Before worrying about any of the steps outlined in this article, you should ensure your infographic is worth marketing in the first place. We’ll discuss some best practices (in brief) before we get to the tips. These are designed to help you while …
With yesterday being May 4th, you may think this Star Wars themed post is coming late. But a Jedi is never late, nor early; he arrives precisely when he means to. Or was that wizards? Either way, here are some of our favourite infographics from a galaxy far, far away. The last two have to …
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This post is part of our ongoing series on educating with infographics and our series on marketing with infographics. The folks at NeoMam Studios made the infographic below, but the interactive version on their site is even better. This article will be examining the infographic’s content and discussing how it is an example of a …
Between Netflix’s property-redeeming Daredevil series, the new Batman v. Superman trailer, and the plethora of fan theories surrounding Spiderman joining the Avengers – well, it’s easy to see that comic book characters have become a cultural force. That said, the medium has a history of a high learning curve, complicated relationships, and plot twists that …
A popular trick to get attention online – short of a vague Facebook post or a clickbait title – is to latch onto a trending topic. For example, the BuzzFeed article “12 Charts Only Game Of Thrones Fans Will Understand” has nearly 900,000 views, and it offers little in the way of substance (but plenty …
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This post communicates the how and why of using infographics. Though it fits more appropriately with our education series, most of these videos justify infographics as a marketing tool too. Here are our four favourite videos about infographics. Each is less than five minutes long, and each speaks to why infographics are a useful tool …
This post is part of a series of blog posts about effectively marketing via infographics. For similar posts, click here. We’ve talked a lot about how infographics are effective tools for getting attention, informing an audience, and otherwise communicating effectively. For those reasons (and a few more we’ll discuss in an upcoming post), they’re a …
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This week’s guest post comes from Richard Larson, the Brand Manager for GoPromotional Banners. Richard has some excellent advice on designing your infographic, making it relevant to your readers, and ultimately seeing it succeed as a marketing tool. Infographics can be a powerful and influential communication tool in your marketing arsenal. Initially, you want your …
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This week’s post comes courtesy of Mike Ward, an educator and consultant with over 20 years of teaching experience. He founded TLC3 for E International, which is based on a philosophy that “…blends a standards-based approach with authentic learning experiences to engage students and encourage lifelong learning.” You can learn more about Mike and his …
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This post is part of an ongoing series about infographics and education. Last week’s post “Infographics That Teach You How To Build Better Infographics” can be found here. This week, we’re highlighting a few infographics that help teachers (and anyone interested in effective teaching) make an impact on their students. Some of these infographics distill …
Recipes are the next medium that infographics should take over. Until then, here are some great infographics that are worth laminating and keeping in your kitchen or pantry, or next to your grill. Grill Master Gorgeous, effective, and clear. From cooking times to heat intensity (and a handy set of safety tips), this infographic should …
Infographics shine when they communicate data or concepts that are difficult to comprehend without visual aid. A lot can go wrong when trying to illustrate extremes, but when they’re done right, it’s a lot like a light going off for the first time. Theoretical Limits: The Minimums and Maximums of Our Universe This infographic is …
