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8 Signs You're Writing an Advertorial, Not a Blog Post

Hubspot

Growing your website traffic through your blog is a great thing-- until thinly-veiled advertorials infiltrate your content. Advertorials are an advertisement disguised as an editorial; they are articles that appear to be informational but are actually intended to promote a product or service. 1) You’re a Blogging Cheerleader.

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Should Your Content Be an Infographic?

Brandpoint

Infographics encompass many styles to get ideas across, combining fascinating data and statistics with eye-pleasing design, as explained by Val Turgeon in this article on the Brandpoint blog. Brandpoint encourages clients to develop infographics that are informative and educational vs. advertorial. What is an infographic?

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Display ads vs native ads: What’s the difference?

Liveintent

These units are similar to an advertorial but come in various formats. Native ads are paid ad units that match their environment or surroundings and are used to promote a brand, product, or service. Native ads have an editorial look and feel and can be used on a web page, email newsletter, or in-app property.

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5 Must-Watch Google Webmaster Videos for the B2B Marketer

KoMarketing Associates

For some great B2B content marketing resources, I recommend reading these articles: 10 Content Marketing Resources for the B2B Marketer. What does Google think about advertorials, native advertising, and editorial content? An advertorial is another word for a paid editorial written for advertising purposes. Schema 101.

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The Truth About Guest Posting

RebelMouse

Just as it sounds, guest posting is when you have a creator outside of your organization write an article for your site, or vice versa. Semrush has posted a great short list of questions to ask yourself before getting involved in guest posting: Who does your article benefit? If the article is only for your benefit (e.g.,

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Stop the Insanity. Fire Your PR Firm in 2014.

Marketing Craftmanship

And it always includes exposure in advertorials (regardless of the sponsoring publication’s stature) and feature articles in pay-to-play vanity publications…because you gain no credible 3 rd party validation. Counting Media Clips is a Zero Sum Game. Fire your PR firm in 2014.

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Only B2B - Untitled Article

Only B2B

There are lots of articles that compare demand generation (as an outbound marketing strategy) and inbound marketing only to give a gold medal in marketing Olympics to the latter. I searched “ demand generation tactics ” and the first page had an article by Sprout Social. Demand Generation and Inbound marketing: The new couple in town!