Almost every Facebook user wants to have more followers. That’s because the number of
followers a Facebook profile or page has can be used to determine how popular, influential, or
authoritative the owner is in their niche. But, getting more followers on Facebook is not easy.
However, some people are getting more followers by following the tips shared on this
infographic: https://howsociable.com/buy-facebook-followers/.
The goal of this infographic is to make getting more followers easy. It features actionable tips for
making a Facebook profile or page more interesting to other users. That way, other users can be
prompted to follow a Facebook page or profile. Some of these tips include partnering with
influencers, using ads, and giveaways to make other users like you. The infographic also advises
users to use other social networks to promote their pages or profiles, apply hashtags, exploit
trendy topics, use email marketing and plugins, talk to subscribers, and follow potential fans.
This information is very useful to people that are struggling to get more followers on Facebook.
It can be applied to popularize a Facebook profile or page and bring more followers. What’s
more, these tips are easy to use to make more people interested in following a Facebook profile
or page.
Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 60%
Design - 65%
Content/Script - 70%
Usability - 65%
65%
Final Grade
This infographic submission sets out to inform its readers on how to get more followers on Facebook in 2020. There is a clear header section with the title, a blue background, and the Facebook logo, which helps to quickly inform the reader what the infographic is about. The second section shares a list of demographics. This would be a good opportunity for data visualization rather than a bulleted list of copy. From there, the next section is a sort of listicle that uses the format of image plus subhead plus subcopy. This submission relies almost entirely on text, and is really more of an illustrated listicle/blog post rather than an infographic. Overall, we give this a D.
