I’m a big, huge fan of infographics. There’s nothing better, in my opinion, than having information presented in graphical format. In today’s busy times, graphics–fast and to-the-point–deliver the message like nothing else. Besides, information presented graphically is also far more easier to retain than a paragraph of words.
But of course, an infographic has to be done right to be effective. Not many of them are good and even less are great, and I couldn’t make a good one myself if my life depended on it.
But look at this one below–bright and attractive with a catchy headline that addresses an issue that every writer faces, sometimes multiple times a day. 28 Boring Words and What to Use Instead is a fantastic infographic created by Jack Milgram and it’s been much help to me already. Let’s check it out now.
Didn’t you enjoy reading it? I sure did. Do also visit Jack’s blog Custom Writing Service Blog. It is full of helpful articles and writing advice that I spent my entire afternoon reading. I surely didn’t get any writing done, but hey, I learned a bunch of new things.
Thanks, Jack, for the infographic and the treasure trove of information on your blog.
S.G. Basu is an aspiring potentate of a galaxy or two. She plots and plans with wondrous machines, cybernetic robots, time travelers and telekinetic adventurers, some of whom escape into the pages of her books. Once upon a previous life on planet Earth, S.G. Basu trained to be an engineer, and her interest in science and her love of engineering shows up time and again in her books.
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