Infographics you can skim,
with the reasoning underneath.
Ninety-three B2B marketing infographics — one visual summary and a 300-to-400 word operator-level overview on each. 10 are live today. One new release every week after that. No gate, no login, no email.
27 infographics to read today.
Grouped by the part of the practice each one sharpens. Click any card for the full infographic and the 300-400 word overview that sits with it.
Foundational Marketing
6 live
The Marketing Funnel Explained
The five funnel stages, what each one actually moves, and where most B2B teams leak.
SEO Best Practices
On-page, technical, and off-page fundamentals — the SEO checklist that still compounds.
Social Media Demographics
Who is actually on each platform in 2025 — and the decision it forces on your channel mix.
Email Marketing Metrics
The six numbers that matter, the three that don't, and what a healthy B2B program looks like.
Marketing Psychology Principles
Seven cognitive biases that actually move B2B buyers — and three your competitors are already using against you.
Understanding Google Algorithm Updates
How to read a Google update — and why the team chasing every patch loses to the team building durably.
Strategic Frameworks
4 live
The Buyer's Journey
Awareness, consideration, decision — and the invisible fourth stage your content needs to serve.
Brand Positioning Strategy
The four inputs a defensible positioning statement actually needs — and the template most teams use instead.
B2B vs B2C Marketing Strategies
Where the playbooks genuinely diverge — and where B2B teams keep borrowing the wrong B2C tactic.
Omnichannel Marketing Strategy
Multi-channel versus omnichannel — the distinction that matters, and what real coordination looks like.
Customer Journey & Strategy
3 live
Content Marketing Lifecycle
Plan, create, distribute, measure, refresh — and the stage most teams skip.
Customer Journey Mapping
A B2B journey map that survives contact with a real deal — inputs, outputs, and what it's for.
Video Marketing Statistics 2025
What's changed in video consumption, production, and attribution — and what it means for B2B.
Conversion & Engagement
4 live
Conversion Funnel Optimization
Where funnels actually break — and the order of operations for fixing them without rebuilding the whole thing.
Effective Call-to-Action Design
The two-word test that predicts CTA performance better than any color or placement study.
Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page
Seven sections that actually do work — and why most landing page templates ship with three too many.
The Power of Personalization
Personalization that converts versus personalization that creeps — and the data minimum each one requires.
Brand & Data
3 live
Marketing ROI Metrics
The ROI numbers that hold up under a CFO's questions — and the ones that don't.
Branding Essentials
The four layers of a working brand — and the two most B2B teams skip.
Data-Driven Marketing
The difference between data-informed and data-driven — and why the wrong one wrecks creative judgment.
Digital Channels
1 live
Audience & Metrics
1 live
Advanced Tactics
1 live
Product & Trends
1 live
Operations & Resources
2 live
Systems & Optimization
1 live
One new infographic every week.
Releases are sequenced so the foundational pieces land first and the specialist topics follow. The next six in the queue:
- Marketing Mix ModelingAttribution & GrowthAug 25, 2026
- User Experience in MarketingConversion & EngagementSep 1, 2026
- Programmatic Advertising ExplainedDigital ChannelsSep 8, 2026
- Ecommerce Conversion OptimizationConversion & EngagementSep 15, 2026
- Top Marketing Tools and SoftwareOperations & ResourcesSep 22, 2026
- Marketing Compliance and EthicsOperations & ResourcesSep 29, 2026
66 more infographics scheduled through Nov 23, 2027.
One visual. One argument. No gate.
- A visual you can skim in 30 seconds
The infographic itself is the summary. Built to be forwardable — the kind of image a champion can drop into a Slack channel without losing the signal.
- An overview you can read in three minutes
A 300-400 word prose companion under each infographic. Opinionated, specific, and written by operators. Not a caption — a point of view.
- No gate, no login, no email capture
Every infographic is public. The download is the image; the value is the argument around it. Stratridge's paid work is elsewhere.
The infographics are free. The audit is free too.
Ninety seconds, no login. Paste your URL, read the findings, disagree with the ones you want to. Stratridge grades your marketing against the six-dimension framework — twenty-four scored factors — and hands you the report.