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Picture This: Marketers See The Value Of Visual Media

Picture This: Marketers See The Value Of Visual Media | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The art of storytelling is changing in the digital age. The growing use of photos, videos, animations, and infographics has altered the way consumers act—and, as a result, the methods that marketers use to create and maintain customer engagement are undergoing a transformation.


ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTS:

-  Millennials “want a real and compelling story that avoid marketing jargon and clichés.”

-  Only about one-quarter of respondents had a process to aggregate, organize, and manage visual assets used across teams, according to the CMO Council.

-  The challenge for marketers is to produce content that works across multiple channels and different devices.


“We’re in an interesting period in terms of visual assets. The definition of what is visual and what is required to connect to consumers is undergoing a transformation,” said Liz Miller, senior vice president of marketing for the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Creating, managing and deploying visual assets becomes more critical daily for marketers.

sonicbrands's curator insight, October 18, 2015 9:20 AM

visual media is powerful, test have shown it increased engagement and conversion. In one campaign by htttp://visualbookingstechnology.com engagement increased by 5 and conversion by 3. Now add music and video, good sonic branding is visual and often multimedia just like coke!

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Best Fonts & Colors in the Most Shareable Social Media Images

Best Fonts & Colors in the Most Shareable Social Media Images | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

A look at the psychology and research behind shareable social media images, and how to create your own.But, how much do you know about actually creating scientifically shareable images?


Turns out, there’s tons of actionable, research-backed advice on how to create social media images that get shared—the ideal colors, fonts, text, and more, all leveraging what we know about design, psychology and the Internet to get more shares and engagement. 


By the end of this article you’re going to be fully aware of how to make images that your readers can’t help but share. All backed by science....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Epic tips from James Johnson at Buffer. Highly recommended. 10/10

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