Nadya Khoja — November 21, 2016 Follow @nadyakhoja— November 21, 2016 How many blog posts do you write in a given week? In a month? In a year? Last year I wrote over 150 articles, and on average those articles were about 1,500 words each. That means I wrote over 234,000 words of content in … Continue reading How to Repurpose Blog Content as Infographics
by Rachelle PothSeptember 9, 2016 Piktochart is the perfect example of a tool that can be used by anyone for almost anything. You can create flyers, brochures, presentations, and reports. It doesn’t matter what line of work you are in because any of the templates can be used by anybody. For example, as a teacher, … Continue reading Flip the Script: Using Infographics in a Flipped Classroom
by Kayla Matthews Follow @KaylaEMatthewsSeptember 5, 2016 Do infographics have a place in the modern internet user’s cache of enjoyable content anymore? Or are they a thing of the past? Once a sure-fire way to draw attention to a topic, infographics seem to be losing their appeal to readers, maybe due to the sheer number … Continue reading 8 Reasons Marketers Should Still Care About Infographics
by Jenny PierattAugust 27, 2016 The art and craft of inquiry is nothing new to education; it has been around since the early days of Socrates. However, the notion of inquiry-driven learning has somewhat recently resurfaced and become quite the buzz as a student research method. There are various approaches a teacher may take to … Continue reading Using Infographics to Drive Deeper Learning
By Jeremy Page August 23rd, 2016 Roundup posts are so 2012. I hate to say it, but they really are. True, we still see them, and they actually still work in some niches, but by-and-large people are getting exhausted with them. Readers are becoming tired of them, industry influentials are slower to participate in them, … Continue reading The Interactive Graphic Roundup: When Roundups & Infographics Had A Baby
August 2, 2016 We live in an age of information overload. We’ve learned to skim an article or blog post for key points, and if we find it confusing, complex, or too long, we bounce away from the website. People risk losing their site visitors even if the quality and the value of their work … Continue reading Why Infographics Are Essential to a Successful SEO Campaign
by Julie Chomiak July 19, 2016July 19, 2016 We’ve talked a lot about the importance of visual engagement for small business marketing. From beautiful photography to engaging color palettes, a business’s visual imagery plays into its marketing success. In fact, “visual content is more than 40x more likely to get shared on social media than … Continue reading 4 Simple Steps to Awesome Infographics
by Will Fanguy June 30, 2016 Follow @willfanguyJune 30, 2016 Have you ever struggled with persuading your audience to do something? Have you ever poured your heart and soul into a project or post, only to have people skim over the content, looking for key words and statistics with no regard for the amount of … Continue reading Call to Action: Using Infographics to Drive Traffic and Inspire Change
by Stacey Rudolph May 31, 2016May 31, 2016 Did you know Google 3-pack local results appear for at least 93% of Google searches having local intent. Around 50% of consumers who use smartphone to do a local search will visit a local store within a day and 34% of those who use a computer or … Continue reading Local SEO Statistics You Must Know [Infographics]
by Jomer Gregorio May 31, 2016 Follow @JomerGregorioMay 31, 2016 From Facebook, Instagram, and Google, a digital marketer usually works on numerous platforms. In this profession, having to stay on top of the multitude of available channels means having to keep up with the trends that each medium entails. When it comes to marketing on … Continue reading Why Use Infographics in Digital Marketing? [Infographic]
