Native advertising is one of the hottest marketing trends this year. From BuzzFeed to Twitter, the most admired businesses of our generation have been built on this supposedly new advertising medium.
Unfortunately, understanding of what it really means is surprisingly low. People might understand that it’s akin to what was traditionally called advertorial, but few recognise the nuances of what is a surprisingly diverse medium.
At its core, native is about advertising that aligns itself stylistically with the content of its host publication: it's commercial content that is native to its editorial surroundings.
However, depending on those surroundings and on the context in which it appears, it can take many forms.
Source: The three main approaches to native advertising | Econsultancy
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Unfortunately, understanding of what it really means is surprisingly low. People might understand that it’s akin to what was traditionally called advertorial, but few recognise the nuances of what is a surprisingly diverse medium.
At its core, native is about advertising that aligns itself stylistically with the content of its host publication: it's commercial content that is native to its editorial surroundings.
However, depending on those surroundings and on the context in which it appears, it can take many forms.
Source: The three main approaches to native advertising | Econsultancy
Rights to all content (text, images, videos etc.) with post source. If you think these are wrongly attributed email us
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