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 infographic provides useful information on 12 practical ideas that every e-commerce website must test. A/B Testing is a vital tool in the process of conversion rate optimization.
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.
Essex Distributions looks at leaflet distribution within this infographic and ties up the myths versus facts surrounding the industry.
Pitching to the media isn’t an easy job. Why are many so bad at making the pitch? Learn how to do it the right way from this infographic developed by NowSourcing.
Real estate agents try countless marketing ideas to help grow their businesses, yet they continue to invest in expensive, low-yielding channels. They are making poor marketing investments because they’re trying to reach the wrong audience. Here is an infographic that looks at three ways real estate agents fail at marketing.
Here is a short video infographic about infographics. It provides an over all analysis of what attracts people to infographics and why they are so useful.
With Instagram making it easier and easier for businesses to do mobile marketing, it’s hard to know where to start. Do you need a business account? What are sponsored ads? What kinds of pictures should you be posting about? TechWyse has compiled a list of the 10 things all new business Instagram accounts should do from day one.
The number of consumers who prefer a mobile-friendly site is increasing everyday accounting to a 30% of website traffic coming from mobile devices. So, why not give the customers what they want? Responsive web design is the best option to deliver mobile friendly experiences. In fact, responsive web design has taken a whole new dimension over the last few years and 2014 is truly the year of responsive web design.
The creation of every website follows a clear web design process. A client who understands the basics of this process will appreciate what happens at each stage, will be clear about when the process can easily change direction and can communicate more knowledgeably with the web agency. Also, the more they know, the more the information provided by the web design team in their updates will make sense and prove more useful.
