Marketing Infographics

We live in a fast changing Internet world. What was current yesterday could be old news today. If your website has been live for a while now and you haven’t updated it recently you may find some of the features you are using are outdated and that it could be time for a refresh. The guys over at Red Website Design have compiled a handy list of 21 website features that they believe shouldn’t be used in today’s modern world.

You can try to optimize emails for mobile, but in order to have a successful mobile email marketing strategy there are many things you need to take into account. Reachmail has made this awesome infographic that covers ways to ensure that your mobile email marketing campaign fails.

In the modern day business culture, inbound marketing is gaining prominence as the far more accepted way to market and grow a company. This infographic explains in-depth how inbound marketing works, why it’s so effective, and goes into each specific section of it.

By now, every business owner understands the value of search engine optimization in marketing efforts. What every business owner may not realize, though, is the role local listings play in SEO — and how inaccurate local listings can severely damage any success your marketing may otherwise experience. This infographic explains why businesses must start taking their online listings seriously.

Nearly 50% of marketers agree that data is the most underutilized asset in their organization. Check out this infographic to learn some tips on utilizing data better.

Direct mail and marketing is by far one of the best ways to stay in touch with your existing customers as well as attracting new ones. There are various types of direct marketing, from direct mail to telesales, email and even text messages, all of which work together to drive your business in the right direction.

It may seem that fighting with all these Pandas and Penguins is quite challenging. That’s why the folks at Promodo have drafted the whole process and put it into one image so you can easily figure out how to gain the lost traffic back.

Each year, email marketing saves a paper forest that is equivalent to the territory of Switzerland, the greenest country in the world. By sending email newsletters instead of print newsletters, marketers are avoiding unnecessary use of paper and deforestation and are building loyal long-term friendship with their audiences in the greenest possible way.

We all know the importance of a good reputation. Whether we want to be perceived with high recognition by our employers, colleagues or that attractive redhead in your class, reputation all boils down to people’s perceptions, often times based on word of mouth.