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An interesting infographic explores the secrets behind the success of the oldest and most well-known brands in the world.
Unum's clever chart delves into a variety of brands, such as Colgate and Barclays, revealing how they have survived and evolved over decades or even centuries.
For example, Twining’s, which was established in 1706 and even weathered tea rationing during World War II, puts its success down to ‘quality control’.
The overarching theme of these brands' success seems to be one of trust and community, building consumer relationships that last..
Take a look at the infographic here and tell us what other brands you would include.
Making an infographic for your business website is a great way to attract customers or convey information. It is extremely popular across the internet because they are a preferred method of conveying ideas on a certain subject to readers. Watch the basics here.
www.postinfographics.com/back-to-infographic-basic/
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What do dogs, horses and light bulbs have in common? They are “countable nouns.” This infographic explores countable and uncountable nouns.
Water conservation infographic showing annual water savings thanks to MHYC's high efficiency toilet installations!
I was looking for cricket infographics and a web search came back with no results. So I've decided to create a few and this is my second attempt.
Flash infographic about popular players in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. These are stills, but the animations can be found here (flash player required): tinyurl.com/239rnbl
This is an Infographic we created for T-Mobile to tell how their Unlimited Plan can save more money than its competitors.
blog.t-mobile.com/2011/04/13/t-mobile-introduces-new-79-9...
Across the United States homeschooling has been overlooked and underrated by many. Diving deeper into student performance and the environments of homeschooling households, it is clear that homeschoolers have risen to the occasion and met the expectations of recruiting Universities and American workforce.
VIEW FULL SIZE: degreesearch.org/blog/2010/09/homeschooling-by-the-number...
I put together a simple infographic that shared some key points about the article I chose. The article shared the results of three different meta-analyses students that spanned over 40 years.
This project began its life as a project for Golan Levin's information visualization class at Carnegie Mellon.
Each square represents an album, with sampled artists on the lower half and sampling artists on the upper half. Albums are placed horizontally according to release date, while vertical placement reflects the number of samples on that album. The middle resprents the area of most sampling, so commonly sampled albums are closer to the side with the sampling albums, and vice versa.
The rectangles that appear to the right of a selected album represent the individual songs. Songs with taller rectangles have a higher sample count.
The sampling data is from the-breaks.com, although album information for the sampling songs was collected through other means.
If you like video games or movies (or both) then hopefully you will find this infographic I made interesting. Or maybe it will just make you kind of sad.
You can view the whole thing over at Cinema Blend: www.cinemablend.com/new/Video-Game-Movies-By-The-Numbers-...
Edited illustration from the California Historical Society of how long it took to build a Liberty Ship during World War II. A relatively early instance of infographics.
great information panel from San francisco,
see here for details> www.mnn.com/food/healthy-eating/stories/infographic-locav...