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Is Pay-to-Post Blogging The New Advertorial?

Waxing UnLyrical

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali Is Pay-to-Post Blogging The New Advertorial? November 23rd, 2010 Tweet Guest post by Jackson Wightman I take part in a few Twitter chats when time permits. Simple, right?

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What Native Ads Mean for PR

Sword and the Script

Writing for a WSJ business blog, Steven Perlberg reported: CNN is creating an in-house studio that will produce news-like content on behalf of advertisers, a move that reflects marketers’ growing desire for articles and videos that feel like editorial work. by Frank Strong. PR Implications of Native Ads. It’s a question of ethics.

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This is how the social networks could stop 82% of fake news

Norton's Notes

Fake news has been grabbing the headlines a lot recently but is it really that new to us in the PR industry? We just never coined the phrase Fake News – we simply said “Sponsored Page” or “Advertisement Feature” as that was far more civilised but it amounted to the very same thing, content that was made to look real but wasn’t.

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Paying for the destruction of public relations

PR Conversations

But then, this year’s theme: “Mastering the Fourth Industrial Revolution” associated the world’s elite with power and masculinity; He-Man and The Masters of the Universe seeking to control the impact of a revolution caused by new forms of technology.

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The Criteria Pros Use to Qualify High Authority Link Opportunities

Buzzstream

section 1: Introduction section 2: Authority Measures section 3: Content Relevance section 4: Content Quality section 5: Sponsored Posts section 6: Linking Behavior section 7: Author Name & Email section 8: Interaction History. Introduction. Great outreach starts with a great list. Today, I’m going to cover the latter. This is by design.

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