Marketing Infographics

The Mojo Media Labs team is dedicated to creating unique and exciting content for their audiences’ enjoyment and education. With the help of their new graphic designer Emily Fred, they have put together this interesting and entertaining infographic on content marketing. Aside from a company culture, a robust creative content strategy is the defining element that will set your business apart online. Mojo wanted to share some insight into what can make or sink a content marketing team’s efforts.

As of middle of 2013 the number of mobile device users accessing the internet has surpassed the number of desktop computer users. It is estimated that a whopping 119 billion USD will be spent via mobile eCommerce by year 2015. If your website is not ready for this mobile device revolution using Responsive Web Design Technique then you are losing potential businesses. In increasingly larger quantity with each passing month.

Here is an infographic that cuts through all the jargon and marketing spiel and condenses what it takes to create a great post across Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

With over 350 Powerpoint presentations given each second across the globe, how does one go about making theirs stand out from all the others? This infographic provides tips on how to make your presentation or message stand out.

Content marketing is the new SEO. Having a content marketing strategy for your online business is key to SEO success in 2013. However, content marketing should be done correctly by following certain guidelines. WebNet Hosting explores this in more details in the following infographic entitled, “The Do’s and Dont’s of Content Marketing.”

A recent Pew study has shown that 15% of Internet users are now on Pinterest, making it the third most-popular social media site in the U.S.. And now the site is making a localized effort in the U.K. Some say that Pinterest is disrupting the social media landscape but is it influencing online purchase behavior as well?

The digital revolution has made it increasingly difficult for a brand to maintain control of its online reputation. From talk on social media to articles on other websites and mentions via search engines, it seems like everyone has an opinion about brands and an abundance of online channels to share these views. While positive posts can have a great effect on brand image and sales, negative talk can cause serious harm that could damage a brand for the long-term.

Content is key to how a business is marketed and people often forget. It’s easy to see they forget as you see them spending 2 pence a word and throwing up rubbish onto their websites. But marketers and content writers need to work closely. The end result is great and you actually see results. The following infographic shows marketing’s love for content.