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If you’re pitching your product company…

Make the above pitch deck in Piktochart!

For Branding

Developing a set of visual assets that speak to your brand’s spirit and messaging is an important step in brand identity development. Whether it’s assembling a color palette that defines your brand, designing a logo, or writing a copy that communicates the right messaging – there’s a fair amount of legwork to do.

Here are two examples of visual assets, from brands large and small, that we really like.

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If you’re creating a colorful identity for your software brand…

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If you’re creating a brand identity for your wildlife publication…

You can create your own brand colors in Piktochart with our newly-launched feature. Read about it here, or start using the tool within the editor straight away.

You just need to open the drop down menu on the right hand corner > click on “Brand Colors” > and start creating! 

For Team Communication

Visual content doesn’t just exist for external purposes, it actually works quite well for internal communication. From an infographic that’s designed to break down silos between teams, to a presentation that communicates your company’s new vision – there are a myriad of ways to use visuals within the four walls of the office. Organizational announcements are historically text-heavy, but what if we could use visuals to better engage employees?

Here are a few examples that we really like.

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If you’re using a presentation to communicate your company’s annual outlook…

Click the above image to see Intel’s full corporate presentation.

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If you’re using an infographic to communicate much-needed changes in the workplace…

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If you’re using an infographic to communicate your company values…

Make the above company values infographic in Piktochart!

For Your Blog Content

Visual content and your content marketing strategy should be as inseparable as Bonnie and Clyde. In fact, research shows that you can drive 48% more traffic to your blog by including visual content such as images and video.

In particular, infographics fit exceptionally well into blog content as they artfully combine data, text and, and visuals. They can also double as beautiful standalone, highly shareable visuals for your social media strategy as well. Two birds with one stone.

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If you’re looking to illustrate how things work…

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If you’re looking to communicate data…

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If you’re looking to explain a natural phenomenon…

Make the above infographic in Piktochart!

For Your Client Reports

Reports, an essential component to client communication. Usually they get submitted in three stages: At the beginning of a client engagement to summarize things like the project background, goals, metrics and milestones; at specific points in the project to communicate progress – on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis; and at the end of the project as a summary which encompasses tasks completed and final metrics, as well as outstanding issues.

Instead of sending over paragraphs of texts or a spreadsheet, why not delight your clients with an infographic, data visualization, or presentation?

Below are a few examples that we feel hit the nail on the head.

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If you’re looking to communicate the facts and figures of your business…

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If you’re looking to map out some of your project data for the client…

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If you’re looking to create a sales report for your client…

Make the above report in Piktochart!

We hope you picked up some inspiration from the above visual marketing examples. As always, if you have any suggestions or questions – reach out to our customer delight team and also read in-depth about how to master our tool here.

Happy Piktocharting!