Seven steps to creating you own infographic

Facts and figures presented as infographic are all the rage and rightly so! They are a creative way to present data and info that makes it fun and easy to read - something all audiences can appreciate.

Here's what you need to know about creating your own infographic:

Social media marketing in just 30 minutes

I know how it is. At the start of the work day you have every intention to finally catch-up on your social media marketing. Somehow, as the day goes on, you do manage to schedule new clients, prepare invoices and write a presentation, but ... where did the time for social media go?! Well let me ask you, do you have 30 minutes a day to spare? That's all it takes to have a good, strong social media presence.

Don't waste another minute and start following these tips on the infographic below:

• 10 minutes on Twitter to respond, schedule and share
• 6 minutes on Facebook to like and share
• 6 minutes on LinkedIn to promote, comment and question
• 4 minutes on Pinterest to pin and interact
• 2 minutes on GooglePlus to share and converse
• 2 minutes on Instagram to share visual content

Your Social Media Dimensions Cheat Sheet [infographic]

We all know how important images are when posting on social media. Photos get four times more engagement as just posting an update! But what you see on your computer may look different once posted to Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube or LinkedIn. Each of these platforms has very specific image size guidelines for each kind of image you can upload. Follow the guide below to maximize your visual exposure.

Turning likes into purchases (infographic)

Getting Facebook likes is great, but how can you use social media for lead generation? Let this exceptional infographic answer that for you.

The facts are that 77% of business claim they acquired a customer through Facebook. Thirty-four percent have used Twitter for leads and 20% have actually closed a deal. LinkedIn is an amazing 277% more effective than Facebook and Twitter for generating leads. Seventy-seven percent of B2B marketers have acquired a customer through LinkedIn.

Social media is currently producing more leads than trade shows, telemarketing or direct mail. Want to get even more from social media? Have your company's CEO post. Seventy-seven percent of customers say they are more likely to purchase from a brand whose CEO uses social media.