Visual communication is described as the conveyance of information and ideas in forms that can be read or looked upon. This infographic gives some valuable insight into the world of visual communication. 

How will your customers change in 2015? What will they be looking for from companies? 

Do you and your business understand proper social media etiquette? Make sure you're making a good impression and posting with proper etiquette. 

So you've started using social media...but now where do you go from there? 

The world of technology is changing rapidly and changing with it is the photography industry. Smartphones are becoming one of the most popular items to take photos with. It's important to understand how this technology effects the marketing industry. Brands can latch onto this and take and post photos relevant to their brand. 

The science and stastistics behind why design is so important in processing information and engaging your audience. 

These are 9 common mistakes that businesses make when they attempt to advertise through social media outlets. Social media promotion is effective, but only when it is done correctly. 

Landing pages can be some of the best resources for generating leads...if they are done correctly. This infographic gives some valuable insight into the world of landing pages. 

You want to use social media... but there are so many platforms! Which should you use? 

Facebook claims to be aimed at individuals for personal use, but looking at the stats, it's quite clear that it is becoming a business' best tool for promotion and advertising. An increase in business related services offered by Facebook has seemingly switched the target from personal to business. So, is your company using Facebook? 

There are 7 common types of fans on social media. It's important to know how to respond to them and connect with them each on the different levels. 

The world of social media marketing can be overwhelming. This infographic below helps break it down for beginners. 

Customers are turning to social media to get their voice heard. This means they expect a more immediate and less formal response from the brands they contact, because the social media platform itself is quick, in-the-moment, and informal. They don't want a scripted reply; they want to feel like they are being listened to.

How long should a headline be? How much is too much on my Facebook post?

Do you often finding yourself asking questions like this when you write something on the internet? If so, the infographic below attempts to answer these questions.