Well-designed infographics drive traffic to your blogs or money sites. Combine them with the power of Pinterest to trip an avalanche of visitors. The advantage of infographics stems from the fact that you are packaging your critical information in a visually appealing way that engages your visitors. I will take your information and create a spectacular infographic that will arrest all who view it, and whet their appetite for more information--information that they can only get from your site. Your infographic will be at a level higher than anyone else's with eye-catching effects such as water droplets, crumpled paper, gloss or glass, chrome and many more. Your statistics and other data will be beautifully presented in graphics created in Illustrator and SmartDraw. Best of all, unlike other professional infographic designers, I don't charge $300+. You can get a professionally designed infographic today for only $100. If you aren't absolutely thrilled with the result, you don't pay. PM me for a custom sample. Note: I've had a few people respond to me asking if I could send them samples. I can send you lots of samples, but I'd rather just make a custom sample for you. I don't believe in samples when I hire a contractor, simply because the work could have been done by anyone, and I caution you not to either.
FAQ: 1. Where should I promote my Infographic? I recommend Pinterest to all of my clients. Pinterest is the fastest growing social network, and infographics get repinned more than any other graphic. Well-made infographics can go viral, resulting in tonnes of traffic for your website. 2. $100 is a lot. Why should I buy an infogrphic from you or anyone? Actually, the typical price for a professional infographic is $300-$500. This definitely isn't something you can get done on Fiverr, at least if you care at all about quality. Why should you have one made? Well-done Infographics drive traffic. Lots of it. They are essentially advertisements that people don't mind engaging in. An infogrpahic is an investment in your business, organization or self. 3. Can my Infographic contain a call-to-action? Certainly! While it's best to keep this subtle, I have no qualms about integrating it. It can be particularly effective on Pinterest. For example, I can create a small flap in the lower right-hand side of the infographic that says, "If you enjoyed this infographic, please repin so your friends can too!" 4. What if I want you to change a thing or two? Before you pay, you will overlook the work and approve it. You won't be paying for anything that you aren't 100% amazed with. 5. I've seen this for sale on Fiverr and other sites. Why should I pay more? No, you haven't. What you've seen is someone selling a template. They will take your information and produce an infographic that looks like everyone else's. Their work is, in a word, generic. It will have pretty colors, but not much else. It won't contain special, eye-catching effects such as gloss, chrome, water droplets, 3d-perspective, aged and crumpled paper, rust, etc. Generic infographics do not produce results. They get glanced at, and then forgotten.
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