Let’s talk about infographics as a marketing tool. Infographics focus on visuals to spread information, businesses have made good use of the power of infographics in their branding.
Infographics is like Reddit’s tl;dr – but better.
Tl;dr which means “too long; didn’t read”, is widely used by Redditors on posts or comments which are long and wordy. This abbreviation will appear at the end of it with a single sentence to summarise the entire post. So if it takes too long to read a wall of text, just skip to the bottom for the tl;dr.
Infographic is a much better version of tl;dr. In fact, it is the fun and engaging version people actually read. Content is summarized with graphical representations, keywords, and concise data. This makes infographics easy to consume and fun to share.
Infographics as a concept is not new. It first appeared in the 1600s when Christoph Scheiner published a book with diagrams to demonstrate the rotation of the sun. In recent years, infographics have evolved and are making its way into classrooms, newsrooms and boardrooms.
Let’s talk about infographics as a marketing tool. Infographics focus on visuals to spread information, businesses have made good use of the power of infographics in their branding.
Here are 3 reasons as to why you should jump on the bandwagon and use infographics for branding:
- It’s easier to consume
- It boosts brand advocacy
- It’s proven, the numbers say so
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And of course, what better way to present the details than in an infographic!
Tl;dr: Infographics work. See this:
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