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How to Scale Your E-commerce Traffic Acquisition with Native Advertising

Single Grain

Native advertising is a type of non-disruptive digital advertising in which the ad seamlessly blends in with the design of the web page it is published on. Since native ads campaigns almost always target cold audiences, many native advertisers tend to use “advertorials,” a mix of a landing page with a sales letter ( here are a few examples ).

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

Liveintent

Display ads come in a variety of formats. Let’s look at those formats and examples below: Banner ads: These are image or video-based ads rather than text-based ads. Interstitial ads: These ads are full-screen ads that cover an entire webpage, app, or game interface.

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The State of Native Advertising: Are Pinterest’s Paid Promotions a Bad Idea?

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

The term “native advertising” describes any ads that mimic the visual format and content of its environment. The classic examples are advertorials, usually full-page ads in magazine that are meant to look like articles – you know, the ones with “ADVERTISEMENT” or “PROMOTION” written discreetly in one corner.

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What Is Native Advertising? Definition, Components, Benchmarks, & Best Practices with Examples

Martech Advisor

So, unlike banner ads, native ads look like part of the interface and don’t interrupt the UX. Banner blindness and advertising fatigue are real, and advertisers have a challenge tackling them. Rather than showing one more banner ad that might disrupt the UX, native advertising shows ads that look less like ads.

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Copywriting Do’s and Don’ts for Native Advertising Campaigns

Outbrain

As native advertising continues to grow in popularity, gone are the days of traditional banner ads and pop-ups. For example, editorial stories that function as in-feed ads can afford large word counts, whereas paid search units and promoted listings have less room to work with. Don’t: Exaggerate or use misleading headlines.

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How to Promote Your Content Using Paid, Earned & Owned Media

Hubspot

In Ryan Skinner''s Forrester report, “ Put Distribution at the Heart of Content Marketing ,” he talks about traditional online ad networks and the quickly growing ecosystem of paid content distribution channels. Advertorials (Sponsored Content). Here is an example of how one website features advertorial content.:

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Four Reasons to Keep Branding During a Recession

WebMarketCentral

Fewer banner ads on websites, fewer print ads in magazines, and fewer pieces of direct mail in in-boxes mean that your ads and mailers have much less competition for attention. So, if "everybody's doing it"—shifting resources from branding to direct marketing—why should your company buck the tide?