Every marketer needs high quality graphics to attract attention. Mega Graphic Bundle is high-quality, but is not one of the high-priced graphics packages we often see advertised. You will be happy to see the price of these 1600+ graphics in these niches: ➤ Education ➤ Social Media ➤ Health ➤ Yoga and Meditation ➤ Real Estate ➤ Medical ➤ Business ➤ Food and Drink ➤ Corona (Covid 19) ➤ Charts ➤ Infographics ➤ Insurance ➤ Investment ➤ Baby ➤ Marketing ➤ Shopping ➤ Delivery ➤ Virtual Reality ➤ Christmas and Halloween ➤ Ecology You are getting premium, high-demand... [...]

Infographic marketing helps you to establish your business authority. You can publish for SEO appeal and promoting your products and services across the web. Content Marketing Institute‘s Nadya Khoja has shared seven useful tips to create infographics that appeal your audience. Khoja says, “In this guide, I break down the ideation process so that coming up with more memorable infographic ideas doesn’t have to be so hard. In fact, these seven principles are relevant not only to infographics but to any content you create. 1. Solve a burning problem When it comes to producing high-value... [...]

In content marketing, quality infographics help marketers convey a ton of information at one go. These wonderful sets of information are used to serve a lot of information in limited space. Nadya Khoja of Content Marketing Institute has posted useful tips to create great infographics where she has also shared some infographics as examples. Khoja says, “When it comes to producing high value content – shareable and link-worthy – create an infographic that solves a burning problem. With infographics, content typically formatted as a how-to guide follows this principle. One example is this... [...]

Art Sobczak says, “A brief important point (and a bit of a rant). It was triggered by a call I received from a sales rep on something I had inquired about. Immediately after introducing himself and company, and saying he was following up on my web request for more information, he started with this: “Well, I know what you’re thinking about this service. If you’re like most small business owners, you are thinking that … ” I let him go on for about 90 seconds. Then I said, “Actually — I don’t think that at all. It probably would have been a better... [...]

Nayomi Chibana says, “What makes people want to share an infographic? Is it a certain color scheme that catches the eye? Do certain formats work better than others? Or, in the end, is it all about the content? At Visme, we set out to answer these questions by performing a content analysis of the most shared infographics on social media. Using BuzzSumo, we identified every infographic with more than 5,000 shares across some major social media platforms — Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+ — and analyzed them for different characteristics. Those were things like... [...]

Ben Davis says, “In our Start Me Up series we profile young digital companies, and this week it’s the turn of Whatsagraph. I spoke to marketing manager Giedrė Dubiševaitė about the data visualisation software. In one sentence, what is your product/service?  Whatagraph is an automation tool that instantly turns complicated website and social analytics data into visual infographic reports. What problem(s) does it solve? 1. Whatagraph simplifies the process of sharing analytics data between departments and to clients. 2. Enables more frequent and targeted report delivery. 3. Saves... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “How to Write 16 Knockout Articles When You Only Have One Wimpy Idea”. Stefanie Flaxman says, “Many of you have resolved to write more in 2014. Good. Serious content creators know that each article they publish is a piece of a largercontent marketing puzzle — one that expands a website into a knowledge hub that has authentic, useful information on a specific topic. But as we all know, writing is often the easy part. The whole coming-up-with-ideas part is what often knocks us out before the opening bell even rings“. How to... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “Why a Legendary Album and a Viral Hoax Should Inspire You to Create Content That’s Worth a Damn”. Demian Farnworth says, “It’s the usual story. A poor Jewish kid, guitar player from London’s East End. Black curly hair blossoming around his head. T-shirt tucked tightly into his flared jeans. He’s leading one of the most popular bands of the late 60s. He’s touring the world, playing large concerts, making acclaimed records, dropping acid. He and his bandmates are living the life most musicians only dream of“. Why a Legendary... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “How Online Authority Gave a Tiny Local Business Worldwide Reach”. Abbey Dieteman says, “I was stuck — elbows deep in fabric with nothing but a torn pattern book and lingering words of cryptic quilting wisdom from my late great-aunt. It was T-minus two hours until the baby shower and I was on the verge of showing up empty-handed. My rescuer was Jenny Doan of Hamilton, Missouri (pop. 1,809)“. How Online Authority Gave a Tiny Local Business Worldwide Reach ‘Copyblogger’ Blog  [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “11 Essential Ingredients Every Blog Post Needs [Infographic]”. Demian Farnworth says, “So. You think you’ve got yourself a good blog post. You chose your writing style. You knocked out the first draft. You allowed it to sit for an hour or a day. Now it’s time to edit that bad dog — ruthlessly. So that it has a fighting chance in the trenches. You’ll want to pay attention to the details like avoiding goofy, but common,grammar mistakes. You’ll want to choose your words carefully so you say what you mean“. 11 Essential... [...]