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EwanFisher last edited by

Hi Guys

I am looking to outsource some design work to have infogrpahics designed, this will also include the gathering of data and distrubution etc...

Can anyone recommend any agency's, specialist infographic design company's?

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jennita @DavidKonigsberg last edited by

+1 on 97th floor. I know Blueglass also does amazing infographic work as well. You can also check out our full list of recommended companies: http://www.seomoz.org/article/recommended.

Hope that helps!
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DavidKonigsberg @EwanFisher last edited by

We do it but have only done a handle full i would call

| Chris Bennett at 97th floor |
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EwanFisher last edited by

Yes, really looking for an agency that can do the research required and who have experience with distribution etc.
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DavidKonigsberg last edited by

You can find someone on elance or odesk to do the design but you are better off going with a company like 97th floor or a infographic company that can make something that will spread (look at past work)- make sure to ask if they have relationships to help push it also
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activitysuper last edited by

Signup to Dribbble.com, find someone whos work you like and contact them through the system.
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