Should I create Cyber Monday infographics?

Should I Create Cyber Monday Infographics?

Infographics can drive social shares, backlinks, and brand awareness during Cyber Monday - but only when they contain something worth sharing. The key question is whether your infographic offers insight that someone else's does not. Generic tip lists or statistics anyone can find from Adobe Commerce reports do not generate shares. Your own data, your category's specific patterns, or genuinely useful decision-making frameworks do.

Infographic Types Worth Creating

The Gift Guide Infographic: Highest Practical Value

For most e-commerce brands, the highest-ROI Cyber Monday infographic is a gift guide - a visual breakdown of your products organized by recipient type (for him, for her, for kids, for home) and price range. This type of content:

• Is naturally shareable (people tag friends and family)
• Performs well on Pinterest (long-form vertical format)
• Reduces decision friction by grouping relevant products
• Can be repurposed as an email, a blog post, and a landing page
• Drives higher AOV by surfacing products customers did not know you carried

Using Your Own Data as Infographic Content

If you have run previous Cyber Monday campaigns, your own historical data is a uniquely compelling infographic source. "Last Cyber Monday: our top 3 products sold out in under 4 hours" is more compelling and credible than statistics from a third-party report - and it creates genuine urgency for this year's event.

Growth Suite's Product Report provides detailed historical data on product views, add-to-cart rates, and revenue per product - giving you the category-specific performance data that makes an authentic, data-driven Cyber Monday infographic possible without relying on generic industry statistics.