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5 Easy Steps to Create Stunning Content Marketing Images [Examples]

Content marketing image examples are all around us …

Just look at social media platforms these days to see that visual content marketing is on the rise.

Words are great. So is video and audio.

But images? They communicate fast …

Images are processed in the blink of an eye — 13 milliseconds, according to recent research presented in an MIT study.

When you’re coming up with content marketing ideas, are you thinking visually? Are you remembering to include image creation in your content marketing plans?

If you’re not, you’re effectively ignoring a fast track that goes straight to the brains of your audience members.

Yikes!

All images communicate fast, but the content marketing image examples I’m going to cover in this article are what I call “signature branded images.”

You can think about them as “engagement images.”

No, not this …

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This is what we’re aiming for …

Content marketing image engagement looks like this

We want our prospects and customers to be pulled right into our content because of the images we add.

Our goal is to use images to:

So … how can you make these “engagement images” a part of your content marketing strategy?

Related: Blog Images: The Ultimate Guide to Boosting Visual Appeal Before You Hit Publish

Read on for content marketing image examples and tips you can use right now.

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Design 101 | Make it Easy to Consume Your Information with White Space

White space is any space on your web site or printed page that doesn’t have graphics or text. It’s the “non-content” your readers will thank you for including, because it makes it easier for them to consume information on your website.

When people first try to create their own marketing materials, their first impulse is to not “waste” space, and they fill their pages with information.

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