If you’re a regular visitor to Visual Capitalist, you know that we’re your home base for data-driven, beautiful visuals that help explain a complex world.
But did you know there’s a way to get an even more out of Visual Capitalist, all while helping support the work we do?
Coming Soon on VC+
VC+ is our newly launched members program that gives you exclusive access to extra visual content and insightful special features. It also gets you access to The Trendline, our new members-only graphic newsletter.
So, what is getting sent to VC+ members in the coming days?
“The Rise and Fall of Civilizations”
SPECIAL DISPATCH: Our 9 best visualizations on topics related to world history
Over the course of human history, many civilizations have come to power.
Regardless of whether we are examining the dominance of Genghis Khan and the Mongols, or we’re looking at the more modern rise of superpowers like the United States and China, there is always a compelling visual story to tell.
This upcoming VC+ feature summarizes some of our favorite maps, visualizations, animations, and visual timelines that tell the great stories of human history.
SPECIAL DISPATCH: What stories did VC+ members love the most?
Since the launch of VC+, we have published 9 editions of The Trendline, our premium graphic newsletter – highlighting 100+ visualizations and data-driven reports chosen by our editors.
If you’ve missed out on this, then this is a great opportunity.
At the end of the year, we’ll be doing a roundup of the most popular Trendline stories over recent months, giving you one-stop access to the cream of the crop.
SPECIAL DISPATCH: Behind the scenes with our Managing Editor
At the end of every year, we get inundated with bold predictions made by media outlets.
To start the New Year, we’ll sum up all the predictions we can find for 2020 in one data-driven graphic on Visual Capitalist. We’ll see where pundits agree, and where they don’t.
Meanwhile, VC+ members will get to see behind the scenes on our process. How did we tackle such a project, and why did we make the decisions we made?