The basics of Infographics – Role of Infographics in online marketing and brand awareness
And so to make it all possible, a thought process was instigated which eventually lead to advent of Infographics, a visual graphical representation of information, data or knowledge. The graphical representation of information was mostly inspired from signs, maps, journalism, technical writing, and education. And using such infographics, it became possible for computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians develop and communicate concepts using a single symbol to process information..!
I think I don’t need to get into much details of the same. Most of us are familiar with inforgraphics. Infact every other site which I visit these days, I see these infographics. Apart from being appealing in terms of look and feel, these infographics have certain bigger advantages. These infographics have turned out to be a viable marketing weapon in today’s virtual world and is being valued worth 1000 leads to your website. The viral nature of these infographics have put them on the top of any other available online marketing tool. Brands or say companies are using these infographics as a ploy to increase traffic to their website alongside making sure that search rankings get improved in a creative manner. Moreover, it is all about brand awareness which raises like anything with the use of Infographics. The best thing about these infographics is that anyone can use these to spread the word…the reason why it gets so viral. Most of the sites where you get to see these inforgraphics, you also find embedded code which can be used by any site publisher to publish the same infographic on one’s site or blog and thus generate buzz. Plus with viral activities like social sharing, lets your site grow in popularity in no time.

So, here you go again. The above insight is based upon my recent findings which happened out of curiosity to know more on these infographics. Infographics have become a rage these days. Believe it or not, it has all positives to offer and so surely must be utilized to boost your online marketing efforts. As explained earlier, the benefits are obvious for one and all, be it the spoken brand, the designers, the publishers including site developers or bloggers…everyone is benefited in the end. So, why not use it finally…what say??
Further readings -
http://www.infographicsarchive.com/
http://thewordchef.com/2012/02/whip-up-an-infographic-that-sticks-to-your-palate-in-10-seconds-or-less/






Hi Aswani,
I have been observing a lot of infographics floating around the internet. It is indeed a great way to showcase information. I am not sure if everyone can create it because it needs a lot of data that bloggers may or may not possess. Also another problem with these charts is that they can be skewed in any direction as we want , probably showing analysts bias. From a SEO point of view they may be awesome but I would not totally depend on them