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INFOGRAFIS BOOKCLUB By: Jason Lankow, Josh Ritchie, Ross Crooks

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INFOGRAFISBOOKCLUB

By: Jason Lankow, Josh Ritchie, Ross Crooks

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Characteristics of Designer Approach

• Explorative• Narrative

Visualization Purposes

• Academic and scientific field• Commercials• Company

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Design = Architecture• Both of them have similarities

on their foundation, the strongest one.

Courtesy: arcchicago.blogspot.com

Strongest Design’ Foundation

1. Appeal (daya pikat)2. Comprehention (komprehensi)3. Retention (retensi)

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INFOGRAPHIC FORMATSPicture/graphics are needed to support the presentation.

Graphic makes the presentation attractive & get more respond from the brain.

When a presentation talk about data, numeric, statistic, etc without any image/picture, it will be boring.

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INFOGRAPHIC FORMATSThere are many kinds of infographic formats, depend on your needs

• Static

• Dynamic/Moving

• Interactive

“The first step to make infographic is KNOW the audience.”

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Infographics type based on their use:

• Targeted Audience (need specific information, more attractive and functional than broad audience need)

• Broad Audience (more generous because they want the newest and miscellaneous information)

“The wider district of the audience, the more interesting infographics we need for the target audience.”

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Editorial content: A content that usually tells a story. Infographics that uses narrative approach and also designed to have a huge allure.

Infographic editorial can use the content of company (red: brand) for resources.

There are 2 kinds based on their function:

1.Thought leadership2.Journalism

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Brand-centric Content Editorial Content (Thought Leadership)

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Editorial Content (Journalism)

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One example infographics beside shaped diagram for viral content.

Characteristics of viral content are:1. In the title contains numbers.2. In the title contains the word "Here", "This Is", et al.3. Shuffles trance (emotional), funny, happy, angry, amazed.4. Anti-mainstream.5. So far, it less potent in getting target audience.

The point is an interesting title, so it can make people curious to know what the content of such contents.

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INFOGRAPHIC POSTERThe program of cooperation between the governments of Indonesia and Australia in the field of agriculture

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Infographic Editorial for Marketing Content

- Captivate readers- Sent Message with a Turbo Power- Convenience provided

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How to make Infographic Editorial

Idea Research Content

Story Design

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POSTING ON YOUR SITE

• Include an introduction (1-2 paragraph)• Graphic information in text form• Clickable infographic → full-sized infographic in a new

page• Social media sharing buttons• Counter

DISTRIBUTING YOUR CONTENT

• Co-branding• Commercial tools

• Strong visual• Should not be too brand-centric

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“ABOUT US” PAGES

• Subpage Homepage• Tips:

• Show your goal or purpose clearly• Choose your bullets wisely• Avoid technical language

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PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS

NOBODY LIKES TO READ A PRODUCT INSTRUCTION

Remember:

Commonly used infographic form:• Product anatomy diagram

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VISUAL PRESS RELEASES

• Standard press release → too long, too boring• Readers want stories, not the usual press

releases

Using infographic as a visual press release → invites journalists to pair the infographic with their articles → EXPOSURE

Commonly used infographic form:• Statistic diagram• Timeline

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THANK YOU

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