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Viva Visuals Four Reasons Why The World Loves Infographics

the BUZL- The predominant language used is English on 89% INFOGRAPHICS The internet can't stop talking about infographics. With the help of Social Radar from Infegy, this graph tracks mentions of "Infographic" for the past year* Popularity by country The most mentions United States 70% in one day: United Kingdom 11% 236.326 Tuesday August Canada 8% 16 The Netherlands 6% 2011 India 5% The word "infographic" was mentioned online every Distribution of mentions 1.7 seconds with an average of 51,498 mentions every day Microblogs 91% Blog 5% Top keywords Forums 3% facts good visualization date facebook graphio business Created interest Images 1% cool twitter socialbotuorking bachetogy oalino information design web socialmedia people motils marketing google comment blog iphone internet apple Men mention 73% "Infographic" 27% more than Women Top Twitter Influencers @mashable @visually @techcrunch @fastcompany @GOOD *As of Sept 23, 2011 Infographic created by: gabriel Data collected through: socialradar SocialRadar is a product of: Infegy

Viva Visuals Four Reasons Why The World Loves Infographics

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It seems that not a day goes by when there isn’t a new one released. The topics range from the history of major acquisitions made by Google to the rise of social Food Trucks to the body count of Jas... on Voorhees. The data is fascinating. The designs are visually striking. And over the past four years, their frequency has increased by 30 percent around the world, with an average of 16,913 mentions every day. They’re infographics, and many are fueled by social media analytics. Hop on over to Twitter and search #infographic to see for yourself. You’ll find literally hundreds, if not thousands, of links to different infographics every day. It’s gotten to the point now where they’ve become expected parts of any successful publication or PR strategy, be it in print or online. Magazines like Wired, GOOD, and Inc. have at least one new infographic in every issue. Fast Company does the same thing, on top of their Infographic of the Day section on their website.

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