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Content marketing in the UK [infographic]

Content marketing in the UK [infographic]

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Tony Hallett
 
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20/06/2012

We shared this really nice infographic the other day on Twitter but it’s simply too good not to chain to this blog somehow.

It’s courtesy of the APA – now the Content Marketing Association, appropriately enough – and it wasn’t readily available to post here. So here’s the link: The Content Marketing Revolution.

Enjoy.

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