You have probably heard the phrase “content is king” a million times before. But when it comes to narrowing down the specific ways that your business could benefit from promoting unique and original content, then methods and ways to do so are not that crystal clear.
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Moreover, whether your company could achieve higher search engine rankings if it implements content marketing also remains to be proven. However, this useful infographic created from Neil Patel (QuickSprout) suggests it can.
Key Points to Remember:
- Companies with blogs generate 97% more leads
- Interesting content is one of the main reasons consumers follow brands online
- The average top page on Google contains between 2032 and 2494 words
Have a look at the infographic and let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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