As fisicx says, there is some strange stuff being posted on here!
It reminds me of the spam comments that you get on a lot SEO/web design forums from new users at Indian/asian SEO companies. They usually do this thinking they are getting a back link, not having bothered to read the rules saying it takes 50 posts for a link to be active & even then it's nofollow! This isn't happening on UKBF is it?
To get an infographic to be popular, or rank on Google with their current algorithms, it's no different to any other content. It is very unlikely to rank without a really good, well written & keyword targeted article. It will then need to be picked up, or have backlinks created from other authority sites, otherwise its very unlikely to rank for anything competitive, unless you have hit on some incredible process that changes something significant.
Infographics are not new, most sites that used to promote these now don't rank well anymore. There are a couple of good ones that you can submit articles too, but they manually review them & only publish the best & weed out the rubbish.