Listly by Andy Crestodina
These are all marketing infographics that use the theme of a periodic table of elements.
Content is made up of pieces. And pieces can be broken down into smaller pieces or combined into larger pieces, just like the elements on the Periodic Table. Thinking about content as particles will give you ideas on how to quickly create new content by “atomizing” your existing content.
I've written a lot about content strategy over the past decade. I've also highlighted various niche tactics that can help content creators to succeed, as well as plenty of examples of excellent content. But I haven't created many visualisations, and recently I have been keen to do one.
This amazing graphic takes some of the thousands of tropes (conventions and devices found within creative works) from the TV Tropes wiki and sets them out in a very creative way. As one commenter said 'Although very tongue-in-cheek and humor-oriented, this piece does indeed breakdown the many elements in storytelling, both modern and ancient, and most likely future too.'
At FLIRT, we say "treat your co-worker as a consumer." In a nutshell, this means treating even internal audience members and event attendees like they are your customers. It's a mind-set that keeps encouraging us to put the audience in the center of our thinking.
The Periodic Table Of SEO Ranking Factors Search engine optimization — SEO — may seem like alchemy to the uninitiated. But there is a science to it. Search engines reward pages with the right combination of ranking factors, or “signals.” SEO is about ensuring your content generates the right type of signals.
The Periodic Table of Google Analytics, inspired by similar periodic table pieces that have ran in the past by well known marketing focused websites. Since the concept works so well for displaying many elements in one place, it worked perfectly for defining the 60+ elements that were included in the Periodic Table of Google Analytics. We hope you enjoy the results!
Made by the Blinds.com marketing team in 2009. A bit overwhelming and a bit out of date, but it had to be on this list, right?
Not strictly marketing, but this is a comprehensive way to look at all kinds of visual approaches to data...
The periodic table of email marketing is actual a PDF, but you can get to it from this page. I can't tell if it was made by this guy from B2B Marketing. Probably not...
A full diagram of theories by www.b2bmarketinglab.co.uk on how the various elements of B2B Marketing all fit together.
Over 23000 WordPress plugins have been contributed to the WordPress.org Plugin Directory. This table showcases the 108 most popular WordPress plugins, ranked by the number of downloads.
Are you cooking up a digital marketing strategy? Routesonline are happy to help! This is the first in a series of featured articles looking at the key ingredients that make up a successful digital marketing campaign.
Trade secret: the Periodic Table of Story Elements PR is a game of chance. There, I've said it. There are rarely guarantees of success, unless, of course, you are announcing an immortality pill, the existence of alien life or unimpeachable evidence that Elvis is alive and working as a recruitment consultant in Croydon.
Periodic Table of elements that are essential in ecommerce web design.
2015 Periodic Table of Digital Marketing Predictions and Trends
The ultimate guide to all things copyediting: from style guides, usage guides, and editorial associations to podcasts and fact-checking resources.