A quick break here from infographics to present a session I did on infographics at Pubcon Vegas 2014. It is entitled, “Dumb & Dumber Guide on How NOT To Do Infographics,” and takes a look at some reasons why infographics kick ass, their history and common mistakes that are made in the design and marketing processes.
This iQmetrix infographic is designed to deliver statistics about consumer demands for omnichannel shopping options not currently met by retailers and how businesses can alter their strategy to deliver consistent experience across all channels.
This infographic presents the 10 most common causes of motorcycle crashes, including weather conditions, roadway defects, road rage, speed, recklessness, and drug or alcohol use. It goes on to detail the six injuries most often incurred, ranging from road rash and fractures to paralysis or even death.
Here is an infographic that takes a look into how travel by land, sea and air will change in the not to distant future. From renting cars to traveling by train, the way we get around as we know is going to dramatically change.
All effective internet marketing campaigns have certain elements that drive their success. This infographic identifies these elements and discusses why they are a critical part of any and every campaign. The idea is to help marketers implement only those elements that have tremendous potential to deliver the results they are looking for.
The results are in and casinos are justifiably concerned. With gutsy determination, extreme tenacity and especially a worthwhile system, hustlers have been scoring unprecedented gains at the gaming tables all over the world. Want to know if you’re a true hustler? Check out this infographic from Europalace.
Organic cotton offers a softer touch than ordinary cotton. This infographic from Boll and Branch shows the environmental and social benefit of choosing products made with certified organic cotton.
Here is an informative infographic that breaks down how your devices learn to talk to you. The graphic takes us through how automatic speech recognition (ASR) works, examples of ASR at work and also how speech recognition learns from you.
The United States of America just passed 238 years, so it’s a good time to look back at the brave and hardworking people who built this country. Leaders in the construction industry and workers in the skilled trades built the houses we live in, the buildings we work in, the streets we drive on, the bridges we cross over, and much more.
Gathering data from sources like the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Environmental Services Center, and Well Owner, this infographic serves to highlight how to maintain your private water well and how to keep the water safe for you and your family.
