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Campaign of the Week:
Fall Trend Report: Your guide to everything you’ll be seeing, shopping, and wearing this fall.
Source: Who What Wear
Why we like it:
Not all paid content needs to be about subtly shifting brand perception. Proving this point is a great piece by Who What Wear for Saks Fifth Avenue. It includes user interaction so that readers can pick a Fall Trend their most excited about, style tips and a shop now functionality to pick up the latest trend. To round it off they’ve included prominent Pin It buttons on each image to remind readers to share.
Quote of the Week
It is no longer just the show that can be “brought to you by” a sponsor, but a broader world of related content, goods and services.”
– Zane Vella, WatchWith
News:
Twitter’s MoPub Launches Native Video Ads For Apps
Capitalizing on the rapid growth of mobile video advertising, Twitter is adding video to the selection of native ad units offered on through the company’s in-app ad network, MoPub.
Source: Marketing Land
Do BuzzFeed’s native political ads cross a line?
Can viewers distinguish untethered political news and fluff from ads designed to look like the real thing? The issue appears more pressing here, considering votes and public opinion are at stake.
Source: Columbia Journalism Review
CNN just launched its own BuzzFeed killer
CNN wants to create video content that is shareable on social networks, conducive to native advertising, and appeals to “urban-located, globally curious 25- to 35-year-olds”.
Source: Business Insider
Virtual reality: The last frontier in native advertising
Virtual reality will enable marketers to tell stories, engage, and empathize with consumers in ways that were not technologically feasible before.
Source: Venture Beat
How to Pick the Right Kind of Content for your Native Campaign
Based off your success metrics you can approach your next native content campaign with the right data to hit your goals.
Source: Nudge Analytics
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