2016 has come to an end. And thankfully so too.
Economically speaking, the year has been a pretty “meh” one for many. Reduction in global demand has led to a slowing of economic growth, increased retrenchments and an uncertain outlook for 2017.
2016 has come to an end. And thankfully so too.
Economically speaking, the year has been a pretty “meh” one for many. Reduction in global demand has led to a slowing of economic growth, increased retrenchments and an uncertain outlook for 2017.
Have you started “going native” in your marketing strategy? If you haven’t, its high time you do.
Traditionally known as advertorials or sponsored content, native advertising is a form of online advertising where the content matches the form and function of the channel in which it appears. These ads can either by created by the advertising company, an agency, or the media owner.
What is native advertising or native ads? How can content marketers make use of native ads?
First and foremost, native advertising is fast growing.
In a report from Contently, marketers are envisaged to spend US$4.3 billion on native ads in 2015. An increase of 34 percent over 2014, this is forecasted to balloon to US $8.8 billion by 2018.