Marketing with Infographics for Fun and Profit - Creative, Writing, and Design
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The document discusses marketing strategies, particularly through the use of infographics, and provides insights from Andrew Melchior of Avalaunch Media. It highlights the importance of understanding objectives, leveraging competitive intelligence, and visualizing stories effectively for digital marketing success. Additionally, it addresses potential risks and uncertainties associated with forward-looking statements and business operations at Salesforce.com, Inc.
Marketing with Infographics for Fun and Profit - Creative, Writing, and Design
- 1. Marketing with Infographics for Fun and Profit Creative, Writing, Design, and SEO Andrew Melchior, Avalaunch Media, VP & Founder @atraine
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- 3. Andrew Melchior VP & Founder @atraine
- 4. All about Avalaunch Media Avalaunch Media is a full service digital marketing agency with locations in Utah and Arizona specializing in the following: Content Marketing Search Marketing Paid Media Web Design
- 5. Creative Ideas and Topic Selection • What’s your objective? • Internal • PR collateral • Sales collateral • External • SEO (traffic, links, rank) • Social sharing • Brand awareness
- 8. Find What’s Already Resonating
- 9. News Jack
- 10. Monitor Social Media – Now and Historically
- 14. Research & Writing Find reputable sources to gather your research from
- 15. Proprietary Research and Data! • First-hand proprietary data will vastly improve quality • Crowd source data through customers / affiliates / employees • Utilize surveys to develop first-hand data
- 16. Write Your Story – The Script • Build your story according to the available research & data • Cut, cut, and cut again • Utilize phrases and captions • Summarize • Everything is it’s own headline • Determine what to visualize instead of write • Follow the flow of the story and the data
- 17. Visualize the Story • Comparisons • Maps • Timelines • Diagrams • Graphs (Line, Dot) • Caricatures • Charts (Flow, Bar, Pie) • Illustrations
- 18. Visualize the Story Instead of “Ideas, Comment & Search”
- 19. Visualize the Story Unique fonts and word emphasis takes it to a new level
- 20. Visualize the Story Use icons to represent data sets Eight out of ten Americans graduate from High School.
- 21. Visualize the Story Instead of: “There are over 100,000 people attending Dreamforce in 2013.”
- 22. SEO Considerations “When the pimp’s in the crib ma DROP it like it’s hot DROP it like it’s hot DROP it like it’s hot”