Hasta La Creative!

With more marketers putting their eggs in the native advertising basket, it’s always good to hear that the tactic might actually be working.

According to the infographic below, based on interviews of 1,000 U.K. residents ages 18 to 33 by native ad platform Adyoulike, 57 percent are willing to check out sponsored online content, as long as it’s interesting.

For younger adults, those 18 to 24, the willingness rises even higher, to 63 percent. The research also looked at kinds of content those surveyed were interested in, with news, sports, lifestyles and food proving most popular.

It’s hard to say how well these British findings might relate to American audiences. Survey participants overwhelmingly favored traditional news outlets like The Guardian, with only a scant 6 percent saying they most often get their news from newer sites like BuzzFeed, Mashable and Vice. It’s likely American audiences would skew more strongly toward more millennial-friendly sites like these.

Check out the infographic below:

Next time you hear someone complain they can't do good marketing for a product because it's "too boring," show them this infographic for enterprise work management software AtTask.

Collaboration software is usually dry as a bone, but the team at AtTask created "The Working Dead" to share easily digestible bits of human flesh survey data about how poor workplace performance is linked to poor project management. 

Check out the graphic below. Which kind of zombie is plaguing your office—Shufflers, Crawlers or those pain-in-the-ass Howlers?

Après le projet Hand Lettering Cover, le studio belge Soon a imaginé pour son client « Ablynx » une série d’infographies réalisée à échelle géante. Une idée astucieuse et réalisée avec talent qui permet de proposer des histogrammes et autres infographies à taille XXXL. Plus d’images dans la suite.

This edition is going to feature a few of my favourite data visualization pieces that will hopefully help you drift off into tranquil space full of swirling shapes and colours as you grind through the last hours of the week… and you might learn something interesting as well.
First up, one of my favourite piece of all time. […]