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This is Brandon Galey and welcome to episode 19 of the blog millionaire.

In today's episode, we're going to be talking about how to create

infographics that drive backlinks to your blog so it can boost all of the rankings of every

single post you've ever made. In a recent study, Buzz Sumo looked at over 100 million articles,

and they identified that infographics are the most shared type of content.

Compared to all other post types, infographics get 300% more social shares than anything else.

Now when it comes to getting backlinks, social shares are a big part of it because if you can

get someone to share your infographic, there's a good chance

you're going to get bloggers to link back to your infographic. If you want to be able to create a

link worthy infographic, then there are 10 rules that you need to learn to live by. The first rule is

to identify your goal. What is your goal with the infographic that you're going to create?

Obviously, this whole podcast is about creating infographics that build links.

So any infographic that you're creating, one of your major goals is going to be to create

inbound links.

But beyond that, you want to identify if there is a secondary or another primary

goal for creating this infographic. There are four common goals that most companies have in

regards to creating an infographic. These four goals are customer acquisition, image or brand

building, educating consumers on their product or service,

or just entertaining people. Now, once you know what your goal is, you can decide what kind of

info and what kind of format will work best for you in your infographic. But just like everything

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