How (and why) to Use Infographics as your Secret Marketing Weapons
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This document discusses the benefits of using infographics to present information for business purposes. It notes that infographics can drive social media engagement, link building, press coverage, leads and sales. Successful infographics require research, design, promotion and good timing. They generally take 2-3 weeks to produce and can cost thousands of dollars. Infographics may lead to unexpected results like increased social media followers, partnerships or coverage in unexpected places. Common pitfalls to avoid include poor image quality, inaccurate statistics and lack of attribution.
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How (and why) to Use Infographics as your Secret Marketing Weapons
- 2. I nt r o • Why infographics, and not other content? • What is the ROI of an infographic? How to make the business case for an infographic? • What makes an infographic successful? • How much, and how long, should it take to produce an infographic?
- 3. W I nf ogr aphi cs? hy Everything else sucks and is boring.
- 4. M h: yt Al l I nf ogr aphi cs ar e Al i ke Prepare yourself.
- 12. Busi ness cases Get the picture?
- 13. 500,000+ Pageviews 81,000 Pins – Pinterest 5,000 Facebook Likes 186,000 Stumbles 2,400 Retweets
- 14. 15 million + reach Featured in: •Basically everything
- 15. 300,000+ Pageviews 1 million+ total reach 18-35 market 172,000 Stumbles Featured in: •Wall Street Journal •Yahoo •Mashable •Boston Globe
- 16. Actual sales!
- 18. No habl o Por t ugues e
- 19. I nf ogr aphi cs ROI • Social Interaction • High quality links • Press • Leads • Sales / Conversions
- 20. For m a f or Success ul • Research • Design • Promotion • Timing • Luck
- 21. How Much, How Long? • Varies, but in the thousands • 2-3 Weeks
- 22. Unexpect ed r esul t s • Facebook • DEA • Product packaging • In-store displays • Earnings reports
- 23. Com on Tr aps m and Pi t f al l s • Embed codes • Sizing • Stretching • Lies in stats • No sources • No text • Overly greedy anchors/links
- 24. Thought s on Googl e • Cracking down? Maybe. • Don’t be a greedy stupid jerk.
- 25. I nf ogr aphi c Hat e Being tired of infographics is a lazy argument
- 26. Q&A
- 27. Cont act Brian Wallace bwallace@nowsourcing.co 502.442.7914 nowsourcing.com @nowsourcing linkedin.com/in/nowsourcing
- 28. Sour ces The Good: • http://www.wordstream.com/articles/facebook-vs-google-display-network • http://www.paintersoflouisville.com • http://www.bbb.org/top-online-scams • http://www.qsrweb.com/blog/8737/Restaurant-Social-Media-Top-10-Infographic • http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3552/3815032658_01cdffda0c_o.jpg • http://www.pokersites.com/blog/casino-cheating/ • The Bad: • http://www.mysafetysign.com/info/14-signs-hes-into-you-valentines-day-infographic.asp • http://www.wired.com/playbook/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/olympics-infographic-ball • http://runningshoes.com/olympic-running • http://www.infographicsshowcase.com/food-of-the-summer-infographic/ • http://infographicjournal.com/mcdonalds-whos-lovin-it/ • http://www.aoltv.com/2011/08/17/kim-kardashian-wedding-infographic/ • http://infosthetics.com/archives/competition_health_care.jpg The Rest: • http://alltheragefaces.com