You’ve already created an infographic either through an agency or with your internal design team. The product is complete and everyone who matters is satisfied with the message that your infographic is communicating to the world – namely some interesting trends or statistics or process overview about your industry or business.
The launch is an exciting yet challenging part of the whole process, if not the most nerve-racking. As with any marketing initiative, there is a risk that the effort might fall flat rather than be a huge success, but the potential upside outweighs these risks. I’ve know clients who still have links set to their infographic pages, a couple of years later after they have launched it.
Here are the steps to follow while socializing your new infographic on the Internet. » Read more: How to Market your Infographic








