Digital marketing infographics

Infographic | December 18, 2019

Words can be powerful, but pictures pack a punch. They convey a world of meaning with a quick glance and make complex content understandable and scannable. In fact, research has shown that 90% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual. Infographics provide these visual vehicles in the form of graphic design to both simplify and clarify more complicated content.

Infographic | February 2, 2020

We have heard a lot of complaints about LinkedIn advertising being useless. As a matter of fact, unlike Facebook, LinkedIn is not for every business. However, there are a lot of B2B marketers out there looking for ways to advertise on LinkedIn to spread brand awareness and drive leads. It is an excellent platform for many business-minded social interactions. If you are looking at targeting c-suite professionals, just spreading brand awareness, or providing insight to marketers, LinkedIn advertising is the right solution for you.

Infographic | February 24, 2020

Want your radio Ad to stand out? www.excellentpublicity.com provides 7 influential pointers in this infographic for you to benefit from. Well then, get started and get ready to rock the Radio.

Infographic | March 4, 2020

An infographic positions a company as an expert or authority on the topic of the infographic, thus helping the business to become a trusted resource. Infographics are also used for content marketing and viral marketing, since most companies strive to create unique content, especially when created by and for their specific vertical market. Infographic marketing is one of the most effective link bait and link-building strategies that can be leveraged to earn links from a variety of domains.

Infographic | May 16, 2021

LinkedIn has shared a new overview of its various ad targeting options, along with some tips to help maximize your campaign performance, and reach the right consumers at just the right time via LinkedIn ads. With more businesses re-opening, and looking to return to growth in the wake of the pandemic, that could open up new opportunity, but in order to seize on such, you'll need to ensure the right people are aware of your products and services.

Infographic | December 29, 2019

Well, it depends on the ad. It takes 250 milliseconds for the brain to absorb visual cues, but only 13 milliseconds for images to elicit emotion even if you aren't fully absorbing what you're seeing. So if you want to create more effective advertisements, you should use design and copy that foster an emotional response in your viewers.