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Internet Marketing For Lawyers - Atlantic BT

Internet Marketing For Lawyers - Atlantic BT | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it
This post helps lawyers understand how to create an online brand, tell stories with keywords, support with social media, and create websites that WIN.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:

Wrote this piece after having great conversations with lawyers in Raleigh about what they did and didn't understand about Internet marketing. The interesting part of thise conversations was what many of my lawyer friends thought they knew they didn't and what they thought they didn't know they weren't as far away as they thought. 

Welcome to the strange serendipity and mystery wrapped in enigma that is Internet marketing my legal brothers and sisters.  

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Infographics ROCK Twitter and LinkedIn, Leave Facebook Cold: Measuring ROI [Infographic]

Infographics ROCK Twitter and LinkedIn, Leave Facebook Cold: Measuring ROI [Infographic] | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it
Infographics on Return On Infographics ROI on business for sales and conversion of product with search engine ranking, social interaction, page views
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:

What Is The Value Of Data Visualization?
I appreciate the information about where infographics work, great to know Twitter and LINKEDIN love 'em, Facebook not so much, but this is NOT how I would create ROI. 

An Infographic's ROI is more than the immediate surface acceptance it creates. All websites communicate in OVERT and COVERT ways. Infographics help send an overt message of being easy to understand and so easy to work with. 

Infographics also work on visitor and potential customer psychology, the covert layer. Covert communications include:

* Contemporary risk takers. 
* Intelligent, smart.

* Fast moving. 
* Careful to create mutual benefit.

* Expert.
* Good teachers.
* Listen well (because you knew what to create a graphic about).

* Cool, fun and engaging.

 

Can the infographic you create undo these inherit values? Sure, the devil is always in the details, but the covert communication created by infographics and the visual presentation of data is an undeniable trend. 

Some say we are at the end of the trend; the end is near for infographics. All things form a power distribution. 5% or less of all infographics created will get 90% of the views because they are perfectly timed, more visually engaging or promoted by the right people. 

The measure of a marketing tactic is what if your result lands squarely in the middle of the bell curve of acceptance. What if you only achieve an average response, can the effort pay for itself. The way this infographic suggests to gauge ROI based on metrics might make the tactic fall short or say you can't afford average, you must be GREAT. 

Who doesn't know they must be GREAT to achieve an audience these days? There are two ways to greatness: win the lottery or listen, learn, test and improve. I come from the school of test, tweak and test again and am confident any infographic P&L properly weighted AT THIS TIME would show positive ROI. 

"At this time" is large and in charge in the previous sentence because the market is alive and may change. We marketers tend to FLOOD winners and so drown the tactic. Could happen, but don't think we are there yet AND costs of infographic creation are coming down so continuing to work on visual support for your marketing is a good investment.  

 


Ken Morrison's curator insight, February 18, 6:22 PM

Ken's Key Takeaway:  

I am sharing this link for two reasons.  I like that it shares a list of the most popular infographic.  I also like that it shows how to attempt to evaluate the ROI of an infographic.  

255's comment, February 20, 12:21 AM
Could be that infographics tells something in an easy way about relevant point ?
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Social Media Marketing - 10 Inspiring Infographics | @jeffbullas

Social Media Marketing - 10 Inspiring Infographics | @jeffbullas | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it

In 2011 social media marketing continued to make its impact. Google+ was launched (with an investment of over $500 million in development costs), Twitter became embedded in the new Apple iPhone 4s and Blogging didn't die.


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maxOz's comment, November 28, 2011 3:54 AM
Thanks Jenny a Good One!
Cheers
Michele
maxOz's comment, November 28, 2011 7:27 AM
Thanks Antonios, Glad you liked them. Take care Michele
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Why Brands Must Embrace Visual Social Media in 2013 | Corporate Eye

Why Brands Must Embrace Visual Social Media in 2013 | Corporate Eye | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it

As 2013 begins, social media marketing has already grown a bit old school. Today, the marketing world is still hot on the social media marketing trail, but the trail has diverged. There are different paths with cheerleaders along the way no matter which path a marketer follows.

 

Ideally, marketers should find the path down the middle that marries all of the elements of social media marketing, but most are not there yet. Many of today’s marketers are still choosing a single path to focus on or jumping back and forth.

For example, those paths include the data and metrics focus, the storytelling focus, the visual focus, and more. This article hones in on the visual focus with the help of two great infographics that visually share the data and tell the story of visual storytelling. Appropriate, don’t you think?...


Via Jeff Domansky
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:

Truer words have NOT been spoken. Embrace the visualization of EVERYTHING or get passed over. Rocking great scoop by Jeff. 

Jeff Domansky's curator insight, January 4, 4:03 PM

Some smart thinking and insight for marketing and PR pros...

Martin (Marty) Smith's comment, January 4, 4:13 PM
Jeff. Funny thing is I was just arranging to video a session for tomorrow. Visual is king in 2013. Great Scoop. Marty