Marketers are constantly on the search for useful metrics. While knowing baseline metrics is always a good thing, deciding which of those metrics are valuable-which ones turn into leads-can be confusing. Pardot has created an infographic which outlines most of the marketing metrics available, and separates them into useful categories (Better Metrics), and the not so useful (Vanity Metrics).
This infographic breaks down the SEO process into easy to follow and easy to apply steps for bloggers who want to build up more readers.
Following up on their previous post “How to Make your Email Mobile”, ReachMail brings you the following infographic on what to avoid on mobile campaigns. The infographic entitled, “7 Ways to Run an Unsuccessful Mobile Email Campaign,” is all the more timely since ReachMail statistics show that over 40% of emails are opened on mobile devices.
The market has officially changed and marketing teams should too. Check out the infographic below to learn about the evolution of the perfect marketing department.
Facebook is the most popular social network in the world, filling a need of users to connect to family, friends, acquaintances, colleagues, clients and others with potential for some form of relationship. Facebook also has the highest user engagement in terms of average hours spent per month per user. This makes Facebook users highly valuable to marketers.
Here is an infographic from Syndacast that determines 2014’s big online digital trends, all of which are expected to make a bigger impact this year. The trends are content marketing, advertising, big data and mobile marketing.
“Location, location, location” was once only a mantra in real estate, but it’s found a new home in marketing as brands tighten their targeting on in-store shoppers. With the ubiquity of mobile devices and advances in location technology, brands can now send real-time, relevant ads to shoppers about to buy. To see how brands have leveraged location to make purchasing more personalized, take a look at this infographic.
Thanks to social media sites like Facebook, the world of advertising has evolved greatly over the past decade. With a reported 1.15 billion users logging into Facebook each month, it’s no surprise that more and more companies have continued to dedicate large percentages of their overall marketing and advertising budgets in hopes of connecting with new, social-savvy prospects.
The following infographic by Webydo portrays the role of professionals vs. amateurs in the current web design market. Until recently, the market offered only two kinds of solutions. Now, a third segment has emerged, disrupting the website design market .
Grow your LinkedIn Networks to produce qualified leads with this 5 minute daily LinkedIn marketing plan designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced users. With these simple to follow steps and only 5 minutes a day you will soon be receiving more connection requests, more engagement and have more people viewing your profile.
