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In the recently released book titled “Audience, Relevance, and Search”, three Elliance SEO explanation graphics are featured to illustrate “Step-by-Step Keyword Research”. The book is authored by three IBM veterans: James Mathewson, editor-in-chief of IBM.com; Frank Donatone, chief search strategist for IBM.com; and Cynthia Fishel, interactive marketing and branding specialist at IBM. This is the third book published in recent years that has elected to use Elliance SEO infographics to illustrate concepts in search engine marketing. We created the SEO infographics as a community project to advance the practice of search engine marketing. For an entire year, they were featured weekly on Search Engine Land, the second most popular marketing blog on the planet. To see the entire collection, click here.
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Perhaps this is already old news, but I see sign all around us that we have now entered the age of visual thinking. Here are a few signs: Infographics are everywhere now Target, with its focus on affordable yet well designed objects, keeps expanding Cultural institutions such as museums, botanical gardens, aquariums are now all creating visual experiences Architects are the new rock stars New books on visual thinking keep getting published every few months Designed experiences in upscale foods, coffees, clothing, shopping, computers, cars and other home gadgets are commonplace Design and visual thinking are being democratized. Mass class is now truly here. Design is the new cool now.
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