However, despite their numerous benefits – driving higher engagement on social media, for example – infographics are not used as much as they could be in marketing. This could be due to a lack ...

This can be wacky, thought-provoking, or hints that your infographic is written by experts. For example, you can use something like: “Terrible at Visual Content Marketing? Here are 20 Things You ...

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As soon as you add a label to an image, it arguably becomes an infographic. Labels can be used to highlight key information within the image. An example of an annotated image from BBC News We use ...

11. The art designers are often expected to make something out of nothing. Here's an example of an infographic about social media or something. The infographic is literally four of this image in a ...

Not all content is created equal, though. For example, infographics have the highest click-to-open ratio. A click-to-open ratio measures the percentage of users who click on a link once they open ...

Via Patrick Dubois comes two examples. The first, above, is a graphic timeline with a couple of charts. A stickler for infographics would point out that the heights of the charts don’t really ...

With figures like those, it's easy to see how video can help move customers along the path to purchase.In fact, the infographic includes examples of how real brands have implemented video to their ...

However, some of the wording is exaggerated, Mangieri said. For example, the infographic says that in the first 20 minutes of drinking a soda, "your blood sugar spikes, causing an insulin burst.