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11 essential content marketing links from Q2 21
1. No one likes ads. So let’s do something about it. When Getty Images recently bought stock imagery wunderkind Unsplash, some people were less than happy. But could initiatives like…
Read MoreBrenner on: hero content, villain banners
“If great content is the hero, then banners are the villain.” Michael Brenner, Head of Strategy at NewsCred We really rate Brenner, who first came to our attention when at SAP…
Read MoreDeath of display ads? Never say never
This post first appeared on 22 September 2015. A while back I asked my team at the large online publisher I worked at to imagine how the business would function…
Read MoreAdblock Plus owner Eyeo last week won the latest in a series of legal showdowns against those who say web users shouldn’t be allowed to use its ad blocking tool.…
Read MoreLast week at Cannes banner ads were as popular as a McDonald’s on la Croisette. One paradox: plenty of those doing the trash talking work at agencies and publishers that…
Read MoreHey Yahoo – it’s native not naïve advertising
Yahoo’s webmail service is still very popular. The last figures we saw put it neck and neck with Gmail. But Yahoo Mail has recently had some well-documented problems since its second…
Read MoreNative ads and The Atlantic
Last week’s screw-up by The Atlantic over its Church of Scientology sponsored content turned lots of heads. I think there are several reasons why this got above-average attention: 1. The…
Read MoreContent’s secret weapon – shelf-life
Question: For how long can you count content as an asset? Answer: Forever. OK, forever is a mighty long time, as someone once said, but you get the point. Recently…
Read MoreSpotify striving for advertising without ads
Interesting piece today in the consistently good Digiday – Spotify chief revenue officer Jeff Levick was talking about ads on the platform. Or rather, he was talking about working with the…
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