Marketing trends mixed in with a pop-culture, what more could you want? The team at Brand Chemistry were so impressed with marketing god Jeff Bullas’ 2016 digital marketing trend predictions that they added their own spice and turned them into an infographic. Every marketer should be thinking about each and everyone of these tips.
Visual content, videos especially, will definitely continue as main trend in 2016. Here is a visual guide from BridTV that points out all the elements of why are video ads the best advertising choice nowadays.
Each of the social media channels has defined their own standard for the ad sizes that can be placed in their feeds. This infographic from Dot Com Infoway explains the optimal size of social media Ads for both desktop and mobile versions.
EmailOctopus has designed this simple infographic to help you write the perfect email. This is something many marketers and companies overlook in the marketing strategies.
This infographic pulls some data on tweets and places it into easy-to-digest graphs and charts. This cheat sheet will help you choose what time to post your tweets, what to include in your tweet content, whether or not to include a link, how to significantly increase your number of retweets, and more.
While outbound marketing works to increase brand awareness it can be intrusive. Inbound marketing can conversely engage, inform, and assist buyers towards a particular company. This information graphic outlines why Inbound marketing tends to be a more effective investment for a company.
Want your business to dominate digital marketing in 2016? Look no further. Check out the following infographic entitled, “Dominate 2016 With This Done For You Digital Marketing Guide.”
Infographics have become one of the most popular ways of presenting information online. New infographics appear daily on social media and websites. Designing an infographic takes time and you have to have certain skills to do it right, or you have to be prepared to spend a lot for someone else to create it.
This infographic is about targeting and understanding the new ‘Always-On’ consumer. People are living digitally at home, at work and everywhere in between, offering businesses a chance to connect with their customers 24/7.
