Infographic - Whats the Best way to get it picked up
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Anyone have any other good ways to get a Infograph picked up?
Current ways
- Do a press release(prweb)
-Contact bloggers
-Submit to Infograph sites
-Put on clients site
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The stumble upon (paid) did the trick
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It seems the secret im missing is contacts who will post it on strong sites in your niche - Thanks
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Here are a couple of SEOmoz blog posts about promoting your infographic and creating link bait that should help you with ideas.
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-build-links-with-infographics
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Generally I'd say social promotion, but you could be more specific and target writers who have blogged or written on a similar subject in the past.
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Thanks Much appreciated
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I dont know if a press release on an infographic is necessarily the best way to get it out there. I'd recommend having high value content on an inforgraphic that is accessible to a large demographic.. then use champions in your industry to help promote it via social or partner websites. obviously if you could get inbound links from clients sites that would help exposure and inbound seo. Think social when you're contemplating about how to gain exposure with the infographic. see if news sites in your industry would be interested in blogging or featuring it along with fb twitter and + promotion.
If you have business cards or flyers, you can also use QR codes, etc. to help distribute the infographic via print
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