How do you distribute your infographics

nickeberle

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I do info-graphics for all my traffic pages on my authority sites. I was wondering if anyone here has a distribution service or tool to shorten the process of syndicating to 50 or so websites a couple times a week.
 
Find out infographic Distribution services by searching in google. You will get lots of agencies. If you want to viral your infographic, then you should use some popular infographic publisher service. When they will recommend, it will spread in the world. Cause everyday lots of people are going in there for getting new infographic. :)
 
Here are the good PR websites where you can distribute your Infographics:
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[TD]http://www.plurk.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://public.fotki.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://www.mobypicture.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://www.23hq.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://imgur.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://photobucket.com/[/TD]
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[TD]https://imageshack.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://fancy.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://tinypic.com/[/TD]
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[TD]http://www.ipernity.com/[/TD]
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[TD]https://www.behance.net/[/TD]
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[TD]http://deviantart.com/[/TD]
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@Ambitious12 I have been doing it manually like that myself but it gets seriously tedious to do the same task multiple times a week.

@Metafser I looked at a few services prices seemed high to do a couple times a week.

For future forum searchers and people who have this question here is the obvious answer that I didn't think of for some reason. I got someone off upwork ez pz.
 
We're still doing it manually, posting on major infographic directories like Visually, but we use social media as well.
 
I actually specialize in getting infographics and other types of content placed with the highest authority sites that exist (huffington post, mashable, CNET, yahoo, etc.). We usually create the content for our clients though... as the content must be very, very good for these sites to pick them up. But the links that are generated due to this is awesome.

If you think you have an infographic that is really great, might try cold emailing some journalists and asking if they'd be interested in covering it.
 
Write a custom bot to automate the task. If nobody's doing it yet, it may be a good opportunity for you to differentiate yourself.
 
There are a lot of image distribution sites out there just do a simple search in Google, or else just approach the blogs in your niche to get your infographic published along with a link back to your site.
 
I guess I just found another opportunity after reading this... After searching out for an infographic distribution provider, I can say the price is scarcely justified
 
I have used photobucket before for this and do recommend it.
 
Here are few tips to share infographics:-

1. Submit it to social networks & bookmarking sites: Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Flickr, Instagram etc. These sites can launch you to viral numbers really networks to the right categories.

2. Submit guest post to sites with your infographic by explaining the data and message in 500 words.

3. Send our a press release about your infographics. This is a great way of getting links and can even generate traffic and exposure.

4. Also, you can turn your infographics into a video and submit it to video sites.

I hope this will be useful to you. :)
 
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