Tag:Native Advertising

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FTC Report Examining Issues of Consumer Recognition of Native Advertising

On December 15, 2017, the FTC released a staff report that summarizes agency-commissioned research from 2014-2015. The research explores consumer recognition of paid search advertising...

Richard B. Newman - 2017-12-18

Marketing Madness

Don’t Kill Native Off — Especially on Mobile

Native has been getting a bad rap lately. PacedM recently reported that only 33 percent of native ads were renewed in 2016. That’s not...

Jeff Kamikow - 2017-01-31

Marketing Madness

Can Native Ads Be Improved Using Location Information?

Placecast is focusing on the improvement of native advertising by utilizing location intelligence more effectively. Their goal is to use location information to improve...

Pesach Lattin - 2016-10-21

Marketing Madness

Five Important Facts about Native Advertising

Native Advertising is a new word for text based advertising that looks like content, but may or may not really be just advertising for...

Pesach Lattin - 2016-05-16

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Adtech2024-12-20

2024: Goodbye Impressions, Hello Attention

Attention Metrics: The Ad Industry’s New Favorite Buzzword 2024 will forever be known as the year advertisers got collectively obsessed...

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Marketing Madness2024-12-18

What is the Perfect Ad?

Spoiler Alert: It’s Still Not What You Think I’ve been talking shop with some of the sharpest creative minds on...

Marketing Madness2024-12-18

Display Advertising: The Zombie That Refuses to Die (And Why You Should Care)

Ah, display ads. Like bell-bottoms and vinyl, they’ve been declared dead so many times they’re practically immortal. “Who’s even...

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Adtech2024-12-20

2024: Goodbye Impressions, Hello Attention

Attention Metrics: The Ad Industry’s New Favorite Buzzword 2024 will...

Marketing Madness2024-12-18

Display Advertising: The Zombie That Refuses to Die (And Why You Should Care)

Ah, display ads. Like bell-bottoms and vinyl, they’ve been...