Did you know that unemployment not only causes financial distress, but also increases your chances of becoming addicted to drugs, as well? Drug use and employment status have a direct correlation to one another, in which when jobs go down, drug use increases. In this infographic, 12 Keys Recovery looks at the relationship between unemployment and drug abuse.
According to recent research, the average Internet user is likely to watch roughly 206 videos each month. Based on that statistic, it may not surprise you to read that almost seventy percent of marketers now incorporate video into their marketing campaigns. In the following infographic, Wyzowl makes the case for video and including information that will convince you of how important developing and sharing video is to your overall content marketing efforts online.
93% of what we communicate is non-verbal, while gestures make up only 55%, our voice 38% and words a merely 7%. At work, at home, at play, famous, or infamous, your body language tells the world all about you. A majority of what we communicate is through gestures and how we physically position our bodies. Check out the following infographic for a guide on body gesture and what each mean.
The claim that women make 77 cents to every dollar men make disregards many choices women make, leading to false claims on social inequality and skewing gender debates. In this infographic, TopManagementDegrees.com explores why women don’t REALLY make less than men.
Over the years, the cost of fish & chips has increased by 1220%. Starting its journey costing only 25p in 1970 one of the most well known and loved take-aways in the UK now costs around £3.30. It seems the cost of fish & chips is one of the most overlooked casualties of inflation.
The following infographic depicts all the facts you need to know about juicing, focusing on all the health benefits of juicing and also the difference between juicing and blending. There are also great juicing recipes that you could start using today.
Emotional intelligence (EI) is briefly defined as the ability to identify, assess, and control the emotions of oneself, of others, and of groups. The term was first introduced in 1985 by Wayne Payne in his doctoral dissertation entitled “A Study of Emotion: Developing Emotional Intelligence”.
According to a NY Times study, we all fall into 6 broad categories of online sharer. The following infographic explains these in greater detail and is a precursor to an interactive quiz which asks “What kind of sharer are you?” Follow the link to find out.
Shutterfly asked some of the top child photographers and photo bloggers for their best tips for taking photos of rambunctious, wiggly kids and produced this cute infographic.
TV advertising dead? Far from it. Spend is increasing every year for DRTV & with new digital advertising advancements, viewership & sales are also growing. Learn more in this infographic
