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Social Media Infographic: Why Content Marketing Matters

Boot Camp Digital's latest Infographic shows why businesses need to pay attention to the content they're posting online in 2013

2013-02-24
CINCINNATI, OH, February 24, 2013 (Press-News.org) Boot Camp Digital (www.bootcampdigital.com), a leading provider of social media marketing training, launched their latest infographic: Why Content Marketing Matters. Now that 88% of businesses are on social media and there are billions of people online, it's important for businesses to focus on what content they're posting, in order to guarantee they'll be heard.

Boot Camp Digital created this infographic to share the latest statistics on social media content marketing and why marketers and business professionals need to focus on posting the content that is going to get attention from consumers online. The full infographic was can be found at http://bootcampdigital.com/why-content-marketing-matters-an-infographic-by-boot-camp-digital/. The infographic is free to share and use with attribution to Boot Camp Digital.

By now, most companies have realized that social media is crucial to gaining brand awareness and driving new sales, leads, and customers. The problem is that businesses today don't know how to post the right type of content that followers and fans online want and need.

That's why Boot Camp Digital created their latest infographic on Why Content Marketing Matters. The infographic focused on content marketing training shows what people are doing every day in 2013, and what successful businesses are doing today online.

Some of today's current statistics include that each day:
100,000 Tweets are sent
2 million search queries are made on Google
36,000 photos are shared on Instagram

The average social media activity of Fortune 500 companies today include:
27 tweets per week
10 videos per month
7 blog posts per month
3.6 Facebook posts per week

Some of the reasons why great content is important include:
Over 50% of social networkers who share business-related content do so on Twitter
58% of online consumers want exclusive content from brands
80% of pins shared on Pinterest are repins

You can see the rest of the information and statistics on social media content marketing in 2013 by checking out our Content Marketing Infographic. For more information on Content Marketing Training, go to http://www.bootcampdigital.com/content.

About Boot Camp Digital
Boot Camp Digital (http://bootcampdigital.com/) is a top-rated provider of social media, Internet marketing and digital training to companies of all sizes. Boot Camp Digital has worked with the biggest and best companies including Procter & Gamble, Google, The United States Senate, Macy's, GE and many others. Based in Cincinnati Ohio, Boot Camp Digital provides a variety of live and online training programs, as well as customized corporate training. Krista Neher (www.kristaneher.com) is the CEO of Boot Camp Digital and is an internationally recognized speaker, a social media expert and bestselling author of The Social Media Field Guide.

Krista Neher, CEO of Boot Camp Digital, is an international speaker on digital marketing and provides marketing solutions for Fortune 500 companies as well as start-ups and small businesses. Krista's strong track record of providing social media and internet marketing training and consulting solutions will benefit companies of all sizes as well as those new to the world of social media. For more information about Boot Camp Digital, visit http://www.bootcampdigital.com.


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[Press-News.org] Social Media Infographic: Why Content Marketing Matters
Boot Camp Digital's latest Infographic shows why businesses need to pay attention to the content they're posting online in 2013