The brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text.
65% of your audience are visual learners.
What Is an Infographic?
An infographic is a single
Be Sure to Build a Modular Infographic
Make sure your design elements are easy to move across all your marketing materials. We always build a specific header, footer
Benefits of Using Infographics
- Including images increases the number of Facebook shares.
- Infographics are among the most shared content.
- Appealing to emotions results in more shares.
- People share what they find useful.
How to Go Viral With Your Infographic
What you really want is for bloggers, local media and national outlets to pick up and spread your infographic. Here are some quick tips to get the most mileage out of your new infographic:
Email — Make sure you have an e-newsletter that hinges on it. This is your network and your first people that should see all your content you’re marketing
Local outlets — The sooner you make a list of contact emails and numbers of news/media/blogs at the local level, the happier you’ll be. Local media is a great way to get local links — the lifeblood of local search. Make sure your new content goes to these places, and always try to stay on the local radar.
Infographic galleries — These websites feature infographics and are a quick slam-dunk. Here are a few manual ways to get traffic flowing to your site. You may find it easier to hire us to submit your infographic to over 100 sites.
POPULAR INFOGRAPHIC GALLERIES:
Press release — Though these are not as hot a search ticket as they used to be, they are still a good way to get good content in front of a lot of people quickly. The problem? There is a lot of noise out there, and unless your infographic is truly interesting, it’s just more fluff floating around the web.
Where Do I Get the Content for My Infographic?
Your most-viewed content: Find out what content is doing well on your site, and use that data to come up with infographic ideas. Your website analytics
Hot topics: If people are debating a hot topic you can find information on, that’s another good candidate for your infographic. Here are three examples:
My Best Work — A Gallery Of Great Plastic Surgery Results
How To Lose 20 lbs. of Fat in 30 Days without Doing Any Exercise
Dr. Smith’s Top 10 Breast Augmentation Secrets
Getting Started
Since you’re likely a medical practice and probably an aesthetic one, we suggest building your first infographics out of your existing B&A photographs. Not only will it carry your
interested in building some infographics? Contact our team at 941.400.0104 and we’ll evaluate your materials and brainstorm some ideas.
Infographic for Hair Transplant Doctor
Dr. Robert Jones
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