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3 Greatest Paid Marketing Hacks to Amplify Your Brand’s Reach

3 Greatest Paid Marketing Hacks to Amplify Your Brand’s Reach | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The reason people hate advertising is because of the pushy nature of messages. Shoving irrelevant pop-ups in people’s faces is a huge turn off. But, a smart marketer like you can marry these two strategies to effectively expand your brand exposure.


Rather than shouting in your ads to be heard, you can invest your precious dollars to launch precisely targeted campaigns and get your brand in front of the right people. That’s the real power of paid advertising. You can clearly measure your results and optimize your campaigns to keep reaping more revenue.


And that’s the reason I experimented with 7 different paid acquisition channels for acquiring new visitors while working with Timothy Sykes. 5 of these channels created positive ROI (remarketing campaign to get visitors back to Tim’s website got a 218% ROI). Paid advertising had a major contribution in making Tim $1.2 million extra in profits....

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Neil Patel shows how paid advertising can turn into major profits.

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Confessions of a journalist moonlighting as a native ad writer: 'I'm not proud' - Digiday

Confessions of a journalist moonlighting as a native ad writer: 'I'm not proud' - Digiday | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

At a time when good-paying freelance assignments are harder to come by, many journalists are heeding the call of native advertising, where the pay is decent and the work is steady. But there’s a cost. Many worry about the impact on their credibility as a journalist. Some are even finding they aren’t so welcome back in newsrooms once they work for the business side.


In the latest in Digiday’s “Confessions” series, we talked to a veteran freelance writer who has written for top women’s magazines and other national publications about the dark side of native. In this case, the journalist was working for a publisher’s content studio, which assigned stories a given client wanted written....

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A sadvertising tale... "lowest common denominator" for writer.

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