Infographics that are Visually "Stimulating"
From Gerald Hoyt: “I compiled this infographic using data from FBI.gov and the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime. The graphic displays data on how often burglaries occur vs. other nations, the influence of population size on burglary rates, the worst regions, states and cities for burglary, and starting facts about the city and state with the most burglaries in the US.”
It isn’t hard. Social media is everywhere. The challenge is in finding the traction and building the voice in an emerging industry that everyone wants to get into for one reason or another. Do you have what it takes?
Courtesy of: Schools.com
Social media often gets accused of having no ROI. This simply isn’t the case. It has plenty. If you aren’t seeing it, you just aren’t doing it right, as Jeff Bullas demonstrates:
For years, we’ve all known that video was an important component of digital marketing. People are willing to spend more time watching video than reading text or viewing an infographic because it’s a passive action for them. They sit back and watch, that’s it. The impact is highlighted in the infographic below.
