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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

B2B Memes

So when DVorkin talks about integrating his advertisers’ content-marketing efforts into the Forbes brand, I worry that he’s really talking about advertorial. Related posts: Content’s Evil Twin: Advertorial. His first line of defense against that charge is full disclosure. To a traditionalist, that sounds plain wrong, if not evil.

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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

B2B Memes

So when DVorkin talks about integrating his advertisers’ content-marketing efforts into the Forbes brand, I worry that he’s really talking about advertorial. Related posts: Content’s Evil Twin: Advertorial. His first line of defense against that charge is full disclosure. To a traditionalist, that sounds plain wrong, if not evil.

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Should Your Content Be an Infographic?

Brandpoint

Often, the information you want to present could be shared more effectively in a visual presentation. Keep in mind, most people need to see information conceptually in order to better understand an idea. The Oxford English dictionary defines an infographic as “a visual representation of information or data, e.g., a chart or diagram.”

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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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5 Must-Watch Google Webmaster Videos for the B2B Marketer

KoMarketing Associates

What does Google think about advertorials, native advertising, and editorial content? An advertorial is another word for a paid editorial written for advertising purposes. The Google webmaster team views advertorials as deceptive when they lack transparency about their marketing intent.

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The Truth About Guest Posting

RebelMouse

Google says that “advertorials or native advertising where payment is received for articles that include links that pass ranking credit, or links with optimized anchor text in articles, guest posts, or press releases distributed on other sites” will be considered as link spam. Who would want to read it? links, branding, etc.),

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Branded content just another shade of fake news?

Biznology

A great deal of what we now call “content marketing” can be traced back to basic business blogging where a brand built audiences by attracting informed search to valuable, relevant content. Surely one missing element in what we used to call “advertorials” is the absence of a genuine, humanized brand voice.