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

Liveintent

Native ads are paid ad units that match their environment or surroundings and are used to promote a brand, product, or service. These units are similar to an advertorial but come in various formats. 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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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. 3) You’re Not Listening.

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How Print Publications Impact B2B Content Marketing Development

KoMarketing Associates

Earlier this month, MarketingSherpa’s chart of the week covered survey results on the types of content sources B2B marketers trust most, as they pertained to the quality of the source publishing third-party contributed content. Articles found in printed publications ranked higher in perceived quality than those generated online.

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The B2B Marketing Guide to Paid Content Distribution

Digital B2B Marketing

Forrester recently released a report pointing out the failure of most content marketers to plan for adequate content distribution. Marketers are slaving over content today, but almost no one sees that content. For most B2B marketers, it isn’t nearly enough. Promoted Tweets. And they’re right. Facebook Ads.

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Stop the Insanity. Fire Your PR Firm in 2014.

Marketing Craftmanship

Over the past 5 decades, to rationalize hefty monthly fees, the PR profession has successfully promoted three underlying assumptions: Any publicity is good publicity. Here are just a few reasons why it’s insane for most businesses to base their marketing strategy on any of those assumptions: Lots of Media Exposure is Worthless.

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How to Drive Engagement and Conversions Through Content Marketing

BenchmarkONE

This article shares tips for moving prospects through the sales funnel using content marketing. Defining your content marketing goals is the first step toward guiding website visitors along the customer journey. Common interest stage content includes: “State of” articles Explainer videos FAQ pages. Source: Shopify.

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Trade media: Top tips for successful food & nutrition ingredients PR  

BDB

For example, if you’re drafting an article for a food technology publication that will mostly be read by technical specialists, your language should be tailored towards them – for example highlighting your innovative factories and processes. Steer clear of promotional material Your readers want quality insights – not promotional material.

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