What's your content marketing plan of attack? [infographic]

Okay so be warned: I’m going Nerd.
I love this article. It’s vitally important information made comprehensive, attractive, simple, …and it makes me think of Call of Duty. In fact that’s probably why I could understand to it so well; it’s relatable.

In Call of Duty the first level is a training level that easy to follow with simple instructions. This user friendly play goes throughout the whole game. And just like Call of Duty this article has a reader friendly feel all the way through.

This reader friendly feel makes it so easy to follow along with the phenomenally important facts about content marketing. The pre-panda techniques just won’t cut it anymore. In fact they can seriously hurt you. Companies need to make sure they, or their marketers, are providing relevant quality content to create organic links. Companies like National Positions ( http://www.nationalpositions.com ) have figured this out early and already implementing these new methods. National Positions specializes in SEO and Internet marketing which they've been practicing for 25 years, so yah they're the snipers here.

http://www.nationalpositions.com

I intend to do the same when I start the blog for my company which uses live models to advertise too! ( Cheeky Ads : http://www.cheekyads.com ) Now if you’ll excuse me I have an expansion pack to install.

Thanks for sharing Graham! And if anyone wants to embed this, you can find the code on: http://www.quaturo.com/blog/content-marketing-whats-your-plan-of-attack-infographic-73

Love it! Infographics like this make everything so much easier to understand so it's great to see these tactics going head to head. I'm really hopeful that the changes to how people and search engines view content will continue to develop. It'll be amazing when quality content is recognised above spammy, dull or irrelevant content.

Andrew, I'm not male and I think it's brilliant. :)

This is great - and thanks very much for sharing the link to the embed code, I will almost certainly use this on my own site.

Just one comment - I think the analogy breaks down somewhat when you get to the bit about 'organic growth'. This suggests that successful content marketing's more akin to good gardening rather than any kind of warfare. And as I'm a girl who doesn't want to fight, that suits me!

Sue

Although the military analogy always nacks me a little bit in any situation, this inpho is perfect at its goal: let just don't freak ourselves out with this Panda, Penguim and SEO Zoo stuff at all. Google simply wants to highlight what people are looking for: useful content. If one knows nothing of SEO, s/he may start with REAL texts, REAL writers, REAL writing staff, REAL writing structure, content production structure at all, either text, videos, slides or so... And even after mastering SEO, keep focus on that.

For people like me, who are make a living out of creating content , it's a relief to see that creativity is better protected. Its a real drag to see your own content copied by lazy people.