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Using information graphics (infographics) in your marketing, sales and business documents makes them not only more visually appealing, but also more effective. People think in pictures, and 90% of the information that comes to the brain is received and processed visually. Infographics will attract the attention and maintain the focus of your readers.
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Also known as data visualisation, information design, or information architecture, infographics can be used throughout your marketing, sales and other business materials. Whether online, or within a document, infographics are not only visually appealing, but also much more effective than just plain text or a raft of figures for getting your key messages across.
History 1Cave paintings Egyptian hieroglyphics William Playfair
30,000 BC 3,000 BC 1790
Invented the line graph, bar chart, pie chart
and circle graph.
Use images of animals and resources to communicate (e.g. horse and lion panel).
Use abstract or figurative symbols, such as plants, geometric figures, body parts, and birds
to stand for words, syllables or sounds.
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Visual VERSUS
text90%of information
transmitted tothe brain is visual
visuals are processed
60,000 xfaster than text
10% 20%
It takes no longer than13 milliseconds for our minds
to recognise an image
people onlyremember
80%of what they
hearof what they
readof what theysee & do
graphics affect uscognitively & emotionally
70%of all your
sensory receptors are in your eyes
40%of people respondbetter to visualinfo than to text
Colour
colour visuals
increasewillingness to read 380%
colour visuals
account forrejection or acceptance of an object
60%
What are infographics used for?
quicklycommunicate
messages
simplifylarge
amounts data
identify trends & patterns
in data
communicateinsightsquickly
presentcomplex
data
explainhow things
work
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Why should I include infographics in my
brandawareness
worldwidecoverage
viralcapabilities
increase SEO 5expert
understanding
+
+
History of infographicsCavemen: The First Infographic MastersHistorical development of the graphical representation of statistical data, H. Gray FunkhouserThe Power of Visual CommunicationHuman Anatomy & Physiology (7th Edition), Elaine N. Marieb and Katja HoehnSyntactic Theory of Visual Communication. Paul Martin Lester, Ph.D.The Power Of Color, Morton WalkerHuman Brain Can Process Image Seen For Just 13 MillisecondsBrain Rules, Updated and Expanded, John Medina9 Awesome Reasons to Use Infographics in your Content Marketing
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