Do you want to create better infographics for your brand? Do you see other websites that are using infographics and envy the way they have put the information together to help their brand?
Perhaps you have never tried using infographics and think it would be a good move for your business. Whatever the reason, this post should help you consider how you can improve on your infographics so that you can effectively use this medium to focus in on your target audience.
We have located thirteen great examples of sites and resources that help you brainstorm how to create your infographics below.
Kissmetrics
Kissmetrics is a company dedicated to helping website owners analyze their site traffic, focus on analytics, and increase the results of their presence on the web. They tell you how to create infographics that will improve your results by giving people information that is more likely to improve results and engagement.
In this guide, they show you some of the most critical things you can do in order to create better infographics that get results. Some of the suggestions they make include:
- Consider your target audience
- Keep it simple.
- Keep it focused.
- Make it shareable.
Howdesign.com
Howdesign.com shows you how to create infographics that improve your level of engagement and promote your brand through effective storytelling and visualization. They stress that visual graphics are the most important element of an infographic and that you should try to focus on this aspect in order to achieve your objective.
This site goes on to describe the process of creating an infographic with a tutorial to guide you through the process.
DotDash.com
DotDash.com is a good resource for offering you an opportunity to see examples of great infographics. There is a particularly interesting example that features a large infographic full of different types of cameras. This reminds us that you can use an infographic for anything you choose, including as a cataloging tool.
Other examples on this site include a study of the planets that teachers could use in a school classroom, as well as other examples of dynamic designs and colors that improve the look of your infographic.
Design Shack
Design Shack has a beautiful infographic example that features a large corn cob that is divided up into sections. It was designed by Milhao, a foreign corn and produce company.
Also on this site, you will see an economic growth chart featuring graphics depicting people running in a race to indicate which countries are excelling in economic growth and several other examples of beautifully designed infographics that compel the reader to learn more.
Content Marketing Institute
Here is another example of an infographic site that shows you how to use graphics to capture your target audience. Examples on this site include one featuring a cow for the beef industry, an infographic featuring animated graphics in the background, and many others. The use of color and integration animations on this site are appealing and it shows you how graphics and color work together to improve your graphics.
Infographics are a method that allows you to dispel information in a visual way that attracts the target audience. Look over all of the examples on this site to learn more about how to do this effectively. This site also features some infographics that have animated graphics running in the background.
Visme.co
Visme.co is a site dedicated to creating stunning graphics. They include in this article some tips on how to implement your graphics into your infographics. The blog lists 6 tips that are simplistic in nature but focus on helping you to expand your infographics creation process to improve the outcome.
The focus, according to this blog, should be the information and the visual imagery, working together in connection with each other to make the point.
First Web Designer
1stwebdesigner.com offers some more examples of good infographics. We especially like the one that is focused on oil spills, which utilized a charcoal black color to indicate the area of oil spills. It includes significant data that is enhanced and easier to read due to the dynamic color combinations.
They stress creativity as one of the key elements of creating effective infographics and they show some very good examples of this as well. One of the examples features a teacher that is showing a class information that could be used in a classroom, or any other setting.
Coschedule.com
Coschedule.com starts off by showing you why infographics are so successful and some ways that you can use them within your content.
They go on to outline some key elements to include in your infographics and how to maximize their impact to help your cause. Through a systematic plan to implement these key elements, you may be able to improve your infographics in a way that appeals to your target audience.
Slideshare
You are probably familiar with Slideshare. It is an effective tool itself that is based on Powerpoint-like technology that helps you illustrate your message in pictures and data. Many businesses now use Slideshare as a way to collaborate with other businesses or co-workers in an effort to integrate your data.
But this page is a blog within Slideshare that features a photo and blog illustrating how to create a good infographic.
Vision Critical
Vision Critical is a site dedicated to creating awesome infographics that get results. They give several examples within the site to help you get started and they also show tips on how to implement your infographics on your website and improve your marketing efforts.
Elle & Company
Elle & Company shows you why you should be using infographics within your website on this blog and offers some solid tips on how to do it. Some of the tips they include on this blog include:
- Collecting data
- Using a distinct style
- Creating a system
They break this down further into steps that help you maximize your impact and organize your information so that you will create the best message within your graphics.
PR Daily
PR Daily has some good tips on how to create better infographics, including considering whether you are focused on marketing or teaching the content, whether the content gets to the point and delivers the right message to your intended audience, and thinking about how users can apply the information they learn.
Adeccousa.com
Adeccousa.com is a blog dedicated to telling people 7 ways to create a great work place. But we thought you might like to see this one as a great example of an infographic.
Using dynamic and bold lettering, red and white coloring, and well-organized content, this infographic commands the attention of users and draws their attention to the message. It also uses a step-by-step method in creating and developing infographics that will help your brand.
How we can help
InfographicDesignTeam.com is your go-to source for creating infographics. That’s because that’s what we do. We love creating effective and artistic infographics that create a compelling message. We can get to know your business and talk to you about how you wish to use your infographics.
Then we will apply a systematic strategy to help you get your infographic out there. We design beautiful infographics that will capture your intended audience and our services include:
- Infographics (static)
- Infographic (with video)
- Social media infographics
- Powerpoint presentations
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