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    • A Beginner’s Guide to Launching a Successful Marketing Campaign [INFOGRAPHIC]

    By on January 8th, 2016 in Campaign Strategy
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    So you’re gearing up to run your first marketing campaign, are you? You’ve got your pencils sharpened and lined up in descending order of length. You’ve got a rainbow collection of sticky notes.

    But you’ve got no idea where to start. Don’t worry, we’ve got your back.

    In partnership with infographic builder Venngage, we’ve put together a super actionable and digestible (dare we say tasty?) infographic that illustrates the entire marketing campaign process, all the way from ideation and planning to evaluating your campaign’s success.

    Hover over keywords within the infographic to link to additional info and our handy-dandy glossary, and feel free to save it to your desktop or pin it for future campaigns. And if you’re more of the learn-by-reading type, we’ve got a little somethin’ somethin’ for you, too.

    Don’t let running your first marketing campaign overwhelm you. Instead, take a deep breath and work through it one bite and a time.

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    About Amy Wood
    Amy Wood is a writer and editor at Unbounce. She previously worked as an editor at a nationally published health and wellness magazine, where she learned about the benefits of vitamin D and em-dashes. She enjoys eating tacos, reading graphic novels and binge-watching tv series on Netflix. But mostly eating tacos. Find her on Twitter: @phoenixorflame
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    • Excellent infographic, easy to navigate, to the point. Very helpful!

    • Love this infographic! Easy to follow, has all pertinent info!

    • Joe

      Love this infographic… except for 1 thing. I can’t share it :( I want to put it on Pinterest and b/c it is an SVG I can’t. But the interactivity and content are amazing. Great job!

    • Dos anyone have more resources or links that go into more detail about the five components of a high converting landing page?

    • One of the largest issues of the industry is the reduced number of people who can access those available funds. Big companies always prefer to advertise on big, serious and successful blogs than on smaller, personal ones. Launching a blog doesn t automatically make you successful and you need to take some steps and put in a serious amount of work to even reach the state where you can fight for good money. By reaching those heights, however, not only will your financial success be guaranteed, but also a tremendous reputation in the industry is an added advantage.

    • Love the infographic. Very easy method to implement them. Useful resources.

    • Only thing I would add in under ‘scope of project’ is to make sure you know where you’re getting your data from when you’re looking at the KPIs. So many people say they’re going to measure campaign success with metrics A, B and C, but when the campaign has ended they actually have no idea where to get the data from. Vital that the measurement plan is mapped out at the start. Other than that – spot on infographic! :D

      • Amy Wood

        Great point, Nicola!

    • This is a great way to outline everything a person needs to know in order to launch a marketing campaign. I love the infographic because it helps those of us who like to visualize things. Thanks for sharing!

    • ema

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    • Ty

      Excellent infographics, it’s a great way to present information. Thanks!

    • Karol

      If it’s a “beginner’s” guide, shouldn’t it start from making sure you have all demo- and psychographic characteristics of targeted customer persona’s at hand? This way it would make it easy to align all the channels along the same marketing angles. I guess message coherence is what I’m talking about.

    • info graphics is really good idea for relatingto their customer.

    • hmm..nice stuff

    • Thank you so much .

    • This Infographic is very nice ……
      Big companies always prefer to advertise on big, serious and successful blogs than on smaller, personal ones. You’ve got your pencils sharpened and lined up in descending order of length. You’ve got a rainbow collection of sticky notes.