The 'Every Blog That Exists' Infographic is Hilariously Accurate
Jaime Neely — July 5, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: americaninfographics & buzzfeed
While American Infographics use 'official-ish' statistics, it is hard not to agree or laugh upon viewing this hilarious 'Every Blog That Exists' infographic from its site. 'Every Blog That Exists' is broken down into five comedic categories, including "blogs written by sad 13-year-old-girls and read by sad 40-year-old men," "blogs about bands that were cool until every asshole started blogging about them," "blogs about promoting blogs," "blogs about how A-Rod sucks, by guys currently eating a Monte Cristo sandwich" and "blogs where people humiliate cats."
'Every Blog That Exists' has allotted more than three quarters of the infographic as representing the number of blogs featuring poor, helpless cats. As an avid feline lover, I found this quite upsetting but also quite true.
Implications - A simple and effective way for a business to garner the attention of potential clients is through comedic marketing. Humor will be perceived by consumers as approachable and familiar, two qualities to which a wide range of clientele will appeal to.
'Every Blog That Exists' has allotted more than three quarters of the infographic as representing the number of blogs featuring poor, helpless cats. As an avid feline lover, I found this quite upsetting but also quite true.
Implications - A simple and effective way for a business to garner the attention of potential clients is through comedic marketing. Humor will be perceived by consumers as approachable and familiar, two qualities to which a wide range of clientele will appeal to.
Trend Themes
1. Comedic Marketing - Using humor in marketing campaigns can help businesses attract potential clients and create an approachable and familiar brand image.
2. Satirical Infographics - Creating satirical infographics, like the 'Every Blog That Exists' one, can generate engagement and amusement among audiences.
3. Niche Blogging - Targeting specific niches, such as blogs about promoting blogs or blogs about A-Rod, can appeal to a dedicated audience and create opportunities for advertisers.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can explore the use of comedic marketing strategies to connect with customers and drive brand awareness and loyalty.
2. Graphic Design - Graphic designers can capitalize on the popularity of satirical infographics by creating humorous and engaging visual content for various purposes.
3. Content Creation - Content creators specializing in niche blogging can seize opportunities to partner with brands looking to reach specific audiences and engage in influencer marketing.
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