Women in the 21st century are a powerful growth engine for small business America with growth in women-owned businesses actually outpacing national business growth over the past 14 years. An overwhelming 99 percent of businesses run by women are small businesses. With the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics projecting that female-owned businesses will generate up to 57 percent of small business jobs between 2009 and 2018, women in small business are showing no sign of slowing down. In this infographic, we break down the landscape for women-owned businesses. Click the infographic for a larger view.
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I stumbled upon Infographics while trying to help a friend with his Intuit website template. I love the graphics and yours was the first I explored. I see that the code to embed Women Flex Big Muscle in Small Business is available, but it is huge, how does one get just a specific sub-topic segment of the whole thing?
Hi Ron,
Great to hear you enjoyed our infographics. If I understand your question, we only have an embed code for the whole infographic but not for its separate sections. If that’s a request you’d like us to consider for the future, can you please tell me more about how embed codes for portions of an infographic would help you and how you would like to see that work?
Best wishes,
Jay B. (Intuit)
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Yes, Jay I inquired about the possibility of using smaller portions of some of your graphics and mentioned the “Women Flex Big Muscle” as an example. I have a website that is in a 3 column format, so I would use a smaller factoid/graphic covering one of those topics either above or below related material. I assume the graphics would be hotlinked back to the source – info graphics
Ron
Hi Ron,
You are welcome to create and post a partial image of our Infographics on your blog as long as it has a link back to the original pages on our blog. To do that, click on the Intuit Infographic you like to get the expanded view. Use a screen capture tool (like SnagIt, or the keyboard combination CTRL+SHIFT+PrtScrn plus an image editing tool) to create an image file to your specifications.
Does that answer your question?
Jay B. (Intuit)
Jay,
Thanks for the partial image how-to. Have a great Xmas ! !
Ron
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