Content marketing is a great way to engage customers, but what is the best way to go about it and how is it measured? Check out the infographic below presented by Brandpoint to learn about how content marketing exposes consumers to your brand, engages potential customers, and converts them into leads and sales.
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15 Fantastic Reasons to Clear Out the Clutter at Home
How much clutter do you have in your home? Is it old birthday cards, or an old, obsolete computer? TV personality and organizational design expert Peter Walsh designates clutter into two categories; lazy clutter and memory clutter. Lazy clutter is meaningless junk that has accumulated over time, aka trash. Memory clutter are things that have sentimental value, that remind us of something from the past. Either way, Walsh recommends to get rid of it if you haven’t used it in the past year. Odds are, you won’t need it again. As hard as it may be, there are a lot of good reasons to get rid of your clutter.
This infographic demonstrates 15 reasons to get rid of your clutter, presented by SpareFoot.
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Demystifying the Tech Startup Bubble
Is there a technology startup bubble? There are some who believe that there is, and some who don’t. What is this bubble? It is an investment phenomenon that involves a clear but unsustainable market rise in tech stocks, due to increased speculation. The reason for debate is the IPO flops and billion dollar tech acquisitions. The technology bubble “pops” when an unproven, yet public tech company cannot meet demands.
Learn more about the technology startup bubble, why it may/may not exist, and the alternatives; and form your own opinion in the infographic below, presented by BizBrain.org.
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The Anatomy of a Terrible Web Host
When kickstarting your on website it’s important that you first find a good web host. There are certain things you want to look for when choosing one. Check out the infographic below presented by websitehostreview.com to learn about what makes a web host good or bad.
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5 Reasons Beef Fits Fast Casual More Than Ever
With beef prices at an all-time high since 2003, many restaurants are cutting beef from their menus, in favor of marketing cheaper proteins. Beef is actually still the number one source of protein on restaurant menus. The variety of cuts of high-quality beef drive profits.
If you want to learn more about how offering beef on your menu will increase profits at your restaurant, check out the infographic below, presented by FastCasual.com.
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5 Reasons Beef Fits Fast Casual More Than Ever [infographic]
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Will You be Able to Afford Long-Term Healthcare?
It is highly likely that you will require long-term care at some point during your life. Seventy percent of people ages 65+ will need long-term care, and of those who already have long-term care needs, 42 percent are under age 65. The costs and risks of not having long-term care insurance go up with age. It is important to protect your retirement and your family from high costs that could have been prevented, had you acquired insurance earlier.
Learn more about the importance of acquiring long-term care insurance in the infographic below, presented by AssurePlan.
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Protecting the POTUS
Since George Washington, there have been eleven assassination attempts on U.S. Presidents, and four were successful. After the third successful assassination, of William McKinley, the secret service started working more on protecting the president, rather than with counterfeit currency, as they had been. Now, the secret service protects the president and vice president, the president-elect and vice president-elect, their immediate families, and other politicians.
Learn more about the importance of protecting the President of the United States in the infographic below, presented by Security Degree Hub.
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Year of the Tiger Mom: Are You Racist for Reading This?
Tiger mom parenting is a controversial method that has received increased attention lately, with the publishing of a book by Amy Chua. With that increased attention came criticism of the harsh methods.
Chua’s book gave readers an inside view of the “traditional Chinese” method of parenting. It involves very strict parenting, including shaming and rejection. Kim Wong Keltner published Tiger Babies Strike Back two years after, in 2013; from a tiger baby’s perspective. She described the struggle and harmful effects from her tiger mom.
While tiger mom parenting has its many disadvantages, there are some positives that come with it as well. Asian-Americans are the leading group in number of bachelor’s degrees or higher. They also have a higher average salary. This could very well be due to their parents’ tough love.
To learn more about tiger moms, check out the infographic below, presented by masters-in-teaching.com
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Alternative Medicine: Healing of the Past and the Present
Most people have heard of different alternative medicine, whether it’s yoga, hypnotism, or acupuncture. However, alternative medicine has surprising roots: in the 1800s, the cholera outbreak caused people to search for ways to stay alive, resulting in these alternatives. Check out this infographic, from InsuranceQuotes.com, to learn about alternative medical practices and their origins.
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The World’s Loudest Noises
Ever wondered what the world’s loudest noises are? Check out the infographic below presented by The Air Conditioning Company to learn about some of loudest things in the world. You can also click on the different sounds to hear examples. Pretty cool!
