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Ways to Monetize Your Website (Infographic)

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Skimlinks, a company that helps online publishers earn more money through automatic affiliate marketing, has released a new infographic aimed at helping website owners discover new ways to monetize their efforts.

The lighthearted “Ways to Monetize Your Website” flowchart asks an array of questions with the goal of recommending methods of monetization that may match best with your audience. The methods highlighted include banner ads, classified ads, in-text ads, sponsorship, do-it-yourself affiliate links, automated affiliate marketing, premium memberships and branded merchandise. [Read more…] about Ways to Monetize Your Website (Infographic)

20 Reasons to Switch to Google Plus

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Google Plus’ 100 million users may pale considerably in comparison to Facebook’s 800 million (!) but, as is illustrated by this infographic design by Infographic Labs, there are plenty of reasons to check out what could be the next big thing in social networking.

The most compelling reason would be for those who use other Google products to have seamless services. Our previous infographic about Google outlined the development of the company from it’s humble beginnings to the corporate giant it is today.

Dropbox: Rising Leaders In Cloud Storage [Infographic]

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From humble beginnings in an apartment in 2006 to dominating the free cloud storage market in 2012 Dropbox have built and expanded on a business model that is proving to be extremely successful. The online market for storing, organising and sharing information between platforms and devices has never been more competitive but after receiving $250 million in funding last year they are now looking to be a dominate force in the market as larger technology players such as Google and IBM scramble to replicate their innovations.

Below is an infographic looking at how they have grown and expanded in a mere 6 years from just 2 employees to 200 and over 50 million users, all on word of mouth advertising!

dropbox rising leaders in cloud storage

This infographic design was created by Infographiclabs.com

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Pinterest – The Social Media Darling Of 2012: Infographic

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As most of you are probably aware now Pinterest is the new kid on the block of the social media scene, although the site has been around for almost 2 years now it has really begun to pick up interest in the last 3-4 months and has seen a staggering amount of traffic growth in that time and it’s looking highly likely that it will soon be competing with the top 10 social networks. It has fast become the new social media darling with all the major tech and media blogs covering it along with tips and advice on how to implement it into your own blog and use it as a tool to drive traffic to your site or brand your online business.

But what is Pinterest and who is using it? The following infographic breaks down the data for you. Are you using Pinterest to drive traffic to your blog or website?

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This guest post was written by Infographiclabs who work closely with Performancing Services in supplying premium infographic design to their clients.

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Search Engine History

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Nowadays we take the existence of search engines, especially Google (and Bing) as normal and for many among us a life without Google would be hard to imagine. Whether it is because they are not older than 20 yet and have grown up in a world dominated by technology and the internet, or because they are baby boomers, probably having taken out more than one credit loan over the last two decades.

Let’s face it: search engines are everywhere nowadays and have become an integral part of our life, invading our space ever more. Whether it is web surfing the web on your computer, browsing with your smartphone or even looking for directions online. Google and co. are the starting point for many users online. But how did it come this far and how did search engines evolve over the last two decades? We looked at the history of the crawlers and if you thought there was only Google, Yahoo and Bing this infographic will show you how wrong you are. For the internet nerds among us, let this infographic take you on a trip down memory lane.

Sadly the complexity and huge number of search engines made it impossible to include every single search engine available. Huge thanks to the awesome team at Infographiclabs for this analysis of the search engine history.

The Complete Guide to Search Engine Optimization and Social Media Marketing

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Search Engine Optimization often is a difficult topic and not every blogger agrees that much time should be spend at it but too often people discussing the topic do not know what it all entails. So we sat down and created a What is SEO? infographic.

The graphic covers all basics of SEO and explains the different components of search engine optimisation: link infrastructure, keywords, social media campaigns, PPC and linkbait.

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