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Should Your Content Be an Infographic?

Brandpoint

As you develop content for your website, sometimes you’ll get tired of writing yet another blog post. 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. What is an infographic?

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

Martech Advisor

They can be considered modern advertorials. For example, a food blog would publish ads by brands in the food industry. Here is how a content discovery ad appears on Wired. Branded Content. Branded, sponsored, or native content is the non-pushy version of an infomercial. In-ad (IAB Standard) with Native Element Units.

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The B2B Marketing Guide to Paid Content Distribution

Digital B2B Marketing

From blogging networks like IZEA and Triberr to influencer programs like Klout, use the audience individuals or small companies have built to reach your audience. One of the top commenting platforms, Disqus brings a large base of blogs and mid-sized publishers. Print Advertorials. Influencer Networks. SlideShare.

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Landing Pages: Get Readers to Take Action

Writing on the Web

You can’t get results from all the content you’re creating and publishing on your blog, e-newsletter, social media sites, unless eventually you send people to a landing page and ask them to take action. Landing page definition: An attractive, compelling page: Published on the Internet that is. Short answer: a landing page.

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Brand Journalism Trend Heats Up in UK

B2B Memes

In a blog post today, Ian Burrell, the media editor for The Independent offered fresh evidence that, at least in the UK, the growth of brand journalism (i.e., Though I’ve heard stories here and there of similar trends in B2B, for instance, I haven’t seen any examples as definitive as those Burrell cites.

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What Is Earned Media?

ClearVoice

Additional earned media definitions, according to PR professionals. “It’s Additional non-earned media definitions, according to PR professionals. When I started my public relations career, earned media was all there was unless you counted advertorials and the like. It’s explicit content of full control.

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How to Create Cross-Channel Campaigns: 5 Do’s, 5 Don’ts, 3 Examples

ClearVoice

After all, while some people tend to check their emails, others are glued to social media, but many search Google for answers and end up reading lengthy blog posts for more information. These include, but are not limited to, websites, emails, SMS messaging, social media, blogs, news outlets, print-on-demand providers, advertising, and so on.