This fascinating piece is by Pamela Vaughan from Hubspot Blog.Another way to help people cope with information overload is by using visual content. Great tool for content curators after filtering, organizing, adding context is to break it up with pictures, graphics or infographics.Intro:Visualized content is popping up all over the web lately, and it’s no surprise.Here’s what caught my attention:“Does every piece of visual content you produce have to be as complex as a full-blown infographic? No way. And does every piece of visual content even have to highlight data? Negative.****Sometimes the concept you’re trying to explain just lends itself to a more visual representation, and these types of portrayals can often make the concept much easier to follow and understand by your audience.****the benefits of visual content are huge —**it tends to be much more shareable and interesting****visual content often gets spread more virally****allowing you to extend the reach and effectiveness of your content.What really caught my eye in the infographics:I especially loved Social Media Transit Strategy and The Journey of A Tweet - what about you?Curated by Jan Gordon covering “Content Curation, Social Media & Beyond”Read more: [http://bit.ly/tSVVHz
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Thursday, 1 December 2011
17 Eye-Opening Examples of Content Visualization (Infographics)
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