Content marketing is all about storytelling. Consumers are not interested in listening to fact lists or analyzing research studies. While data is important in supporting a message, how it is delivered is paramount. Ultimately, a story is the most compelling way to communicate a message. And this is where infographics come in, as they combine visual storytelling and robust data into one compelling, easy-to-understand piece of content. Why to invest time and budget in creating infographics? First of all, infographics are a great way to get more information about your customers. To decide on a theme for your infographic, you will need to study the engagement metrics of your blog and social media posts, as well as data from your email campaigns and customer service surveys. Creating an infographic requires you to put yourself in the shoes of your client to understand, what information and what data is most relevant to them. Besides, you will also learn much more about your customers after publishing the infographic. What was the bounce
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