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How the in-bound journalism revolution is changing advertising - The Business Journals

How the in-bound journalism revolution is changing advertising - The Business Journals | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

I've lived and breathed and thought about this space every single day, and here's the sad conclusion I've arrived at: digital display advertising doesn't work.

I think it's safe to say that digital display advertising has never lived up to the promise and the hype. Since the very beginning, advertisers have been obsessed with finding ways to get people to click on their ads. They've worked with an array of ad creation platforms and embraced programmatic methods so that the right ads get in front of the right people, and yet the click-through average across all platforms and methodologies is .06 percent.

This means that for every 1,000 times an ad is shown, it is clicked on only .6 times. This means that for the average digital display campaign to get a single click, it needs to be served 1,800 times....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Spider Graham says digital advertising just doesn't work. Here's why native journalism and inbound journalism may be the answer.

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Riding the New Silk Road

Riding the New Silk Road | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
An interactive media feature showing Hewlett-Packard's new shipping corridor along the route of the ancient Silk Road.

Via Marie-Sophie
Jeff Domansky's insight:

This is a great example of Transmedia storytelling and what marketing, not to mention journalism can look like.

Marie-Sophie's curator insight, July 22, 2013 4:23 AM

un bien joli format

Suki Tan's curator insight, May 1, 2014 12:31 PM

#newsilkroad

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Forbes Puts Native Ad On Cover

Forbes Puts Native Ad On Cover | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
The march of native advertising continued this week, as Forbes dispensed with another traditional taboo. It put a native ad on the cover of its print edition for the March 2, 2015 issue, due out on newsstands on Monday.


The ad for Fidelity Investments calls out the FidelityVoice branded content inside the magazine; FidelityVoice is a regular feature in Forbes’ print and online publications, appearing as part of Forbes’ BrandVoice native ad offerings....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

I don't have a problem with native advertising used in this way. If it gets over the top, I simply will quit reading or subscribing to media who overdo native advertising. The ground rules have shifted for all media.

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How to create your own mobile web magazines with Flipboard | The Apps Magazine Website

How to create your own mobile web magazines with Flipboard | The Apps Magazine Website | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

When Google announced it was making its popular Google Reader service redundant this summer, it left millions in need of a new way to read and subscribe to their favourite web content. Step forward Flipboard, a digital social magazine that has quickly become an App Store favourite. Now in its second iteration, Flipboard has been boosted by a new personalised magazine creation tool that enables users to create their own custom magazine based on whatever they fancy.


Since its launch, the second version of Flipboard has amassed a further three million users to the service, and has already seen over 500,000 personalised magazines published....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

It's now possible to read and share your favourite news stories in a glossy magazine-like interface using Flipboard 2.0 for iPhone, iPad or Android. This post shows you how to create your own web magazine in six simple steps.

Amrit Chhetri's comment, August 12, 2013 2:04 PM
Flipboard 2.0 for Android is an amazing Mobile App. You can read all news streams including your Facebook feeds, conversations and posting on Twitter, Google Plus etc and can subscribe more than 10,000 Magazines available for FREE subscription from Flipboard. It leverages an option for creating own Flipboard Magazine by taping the contents from all sources- Facebook, News Feed, RSS, Google Plus and Twitter- available on Flipboard. It also allows to share the Flipboard Magazines and contents to different Social Networks including Twitter. Its user-experience is very smooth and easy. It is also available on Web, iOS, WP and BlackBerry OS.