you are correct. the map says it shows Turkic peoples but it barely shows turkic speakers. considering the genetic profile of anatolian turks>> "The most reliable estimates suggest roughly 30% Central Asian admixture for both mitochondrial and Ychromosome loci (in Anatolia-Turkey). That (admittedly approximate) figure is compatible both with a substantial immigration accompanying the arrival of the Turkmen armies (which is not historically documented), and with continuous gene flow from Asia into Anatolia, at a rate of 1% for 40 generations." [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oghuz_Turks 
i think it's not rightful for Turkish people. some turkish people claim Anatolian blood and others Turkic. it's their blood and they are to decide what they want to be called, but "roughly 30% Central Asian admixture" says a lot about the fake 100% yellow Turkey, Turkic peoples map.