The Friday Five - Infographics, Chocolate, The 10 Commandments, And Why Email Still Matters


- Why Your Customers Heart Infographics
- Sweetriot: How A Small Chocolate Business Built A Sweet Community On Social Media
- The 10 Commandments of Content Marketing
- How Long Should Your Blog Posts Be?
- Twitter IPO sets billionaires in flight
Why Your Customers Heart Infographics - MarketingProfs
In past few years, infographics have become became a popular data visualization tool. Information graphics (better known as “infographics”) visually represent complex data in an easy interactive way with the help of pictures, titles, charts, and other graphics. They are especially designed to grab viewer’s attention and quickly deliver information in an entertaining manner. If done properly, infographics can increase information retention much more than just simple text can.
Sweetriot: How A Small Chocolate Business Built A Sweet Community On Social Media - Huffington Post
Sarah Endline, founder of the New York City-based natural chocolate company, Sweetriot, was using social media to connect with her customers even before social media was a marketing must and an everyday activity.
The 10 Commandments of Content Marketing - Jeff Bullas
Content is the lifeblood and cornerstone of the knowledge web that is driven by search and social networks. It doesn’t matter if you are are focused on social media marketing or search marketing, contagious content needs to be woven into your overall marketing strategy.
How Long Should Your Blog Posts Be? - HubSpot
I'll give you the answer one of my college professors gave to students who asked how long their term papers should be: As long as it needs to be.
Email Still Really, Really Matters, Especially If You Apply These Four Tips - MarketingProfs
In the age of big data, email is even more important and more effective than it's ever been. Email enables the delivery of highly relevant content to customers who have opted in to receive these messages. Email focuses on the customer; thus, it enables your company to communicate directly and with substance to a qualified, segmented audience.
So that's what we think you should know this week, as from Twitter's IPO - but we figure you've already read one of the 20 billion articles written about that. What do you have for us? Let us know
So that's what we think you should know this week. What do you have for us? Let us know inbound nation!