Marketing Infographics

In the pursuit of deeper connections with their desired audience, brands leave behind traditional advertising and find that providing compelling branded content is what really moves consumers to be a part of their story – their brand story. This infographic from PlayNetwork illustrates the importance of brand storytelling, from the consumer’s viewpoint.

Bulldog Digital Media has put together this six month plan to dominate your SEO and online marketing for this Christmas. It is never too early to start as organic search is a long process. This plan will help you keep on track.

As a business owner you may know it’s important to invest in a marketing campaign to grow your brand but do you really know how or why? Learn how full service marketing utilizes different media outlets to promote your business and the unique benefit each one has to offer in this infographic.

A blog can help you earn more traffic, build you brand, get more links for SEO and also create serendipity for your business. But how do you stand out in a sea of content out there? Here GreenPal has put together 10 helpful tactics to build your audience for your blog. Tips include focusing your voice, participating in others blogs, and quoting influencers.

Content marketing is perhaps one of the fastest changing industries at the moment. This infographic shows the current state of content marketing and what we can look for in the future.

Thinking about embarking on a social media marketing campaign for your business but still unsure? This infographic from Cozy Digital provides some examples and statistics that you might find interesting.

Google makes billions of dollars because of the complexity of Adwords combined with advertisers not fully understanding how to manage their campaigns. As you start to better understand how Google Adwords works you can start to benefit more from your search marketing efforts. Here is an infographic that shows how Adwords works.

This infographic from t2c provides some new thinking on the nature of marketing and its structure in the changing digital age.

This Event Marketing Timeline from guidebook features hand-drawn custom Pokémon-style characters depicting the types of event attendees you’re likely to see, along with the complex marketing mix that urged them to register. The information depicted is actionable and generated by event experts.