Similar in concept to last week’s example of the list infographic, the extreme infographic focuses on the most noteworthy items of the subject matter. The extreme infographic is heavier on the facts, rather than just visuals, and focuses on the top, or most extreme. Take the case of our sample infographic, which looks at the biggest diamond, bank, and art heists of all time. Making use of thorough research, the infographic’s author establishes what are generally believed to be the top heists in all three categories, and writes up notes showcasing just why each each is classed as “extreme.” The infographic does a good job of incorporating a clean central theme, blending in the different heist scenarios into a single canvas. The recurring stylistic elements of the map background and the “outcome” section tie together the separate topics into the intended focus of the need for security. © 2012 HomeSecuritySystem.com Have you seen any other great examples of extreme infographics? Please let us know in...
(Not Provided) Keywords Are On The Rise
Last fall, Google launched encrypted search which was intended to make search results more secure for users. Users that conduct a search while signed in to a Google account are sent to a more secure version of the site when they perform a search. The websites that they land on will know that they came from organic search, but won’t be given information about each individual query, including the keywords that brought a visitor to the site. Google Analytics has always been the go-to for...
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Make The Most Of Visual Elements In Marketing Campaigns
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by Lior Levin in Content Marketing
The challenge for marketers is to stand out from the pack by telling their stories in a compelling way. With many of the image-based tools now available online such as Pinterest and Instagram, it’s not only easy to tell your story visually, it’s also extremely...
Avoid The Squint & Pinch: Improving Customer Experience With Mobile Landing Pages
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by Jill Ferris in Mobile Search
Customer feedback is one of the most valuable ways we can stay in touch with our market, and to make sure we are meeting the expectations of the lifeblood of our businesses. In a world gone digital, with resources such as Marketing Automation tools, Email...
Five For Friday — May 7-11, 2012
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by Frances Mary Krug in News
Lots of grumbling this week all over about the Penguin update effects and much discussion about how Google’s emphasis on “over optimization” will change how online marketers do things. Still too early to really understand all the implications, but here’s five of the most interesting...
Infographics And The Power Of Lists
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by Brian Wallace in Content Marketing
Have I got a list for you – this week’s infographic column. Yes, it’s the old list format that’s already been played out in blogging for some time now. It’s time we address this commonly used blogging tactic in more of a visual format. I’m...