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How Two Israeli Companies Are Leading The Pack In The AdSense For Content Space | Forbes

How Two Israeli Companies Are Leading The Pack In The AdSense For Content Space | Forbes | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Outbrain and Taboola are paving the way in the content marketing space... These two leaders in the content marketing space or as I like to call it, AdSense for content, have a simple offering that you’ve probably seen but don’t even know about. Combined, they power the “other content you may like” next to every article on every big publication ranging from Time, Bloomberg, Rolling Stone, The New York Times, and more.

 

Outbrain and Taboola only recently started going after the same deals. Outbrain is coming from the contextual text side, whereas Taboola comes from the videos-you-may-like side. They only recently built the other side of the offering that steps into the “others” territory. But this piece is not about comparing them to see who is better. Rather, it is about the space of content marketing, why it is the next big thing, and how you are missing out big time if you are not pushing your content into the marketplace.

 

A little more about how the space works: you have two options as a content creator and blog/site owner. The first is to add a widget on your blog to host “other content you may like” and get paid to push people to good content. The second is to get your content pushed into the marketplace and have it appear on “other content you may like” for other outlets ranging from big to small sites. The first side you get paid, the second side you set an amount per click and a budget....

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Trend alert for news media, bloggers and publishers of all kinds.

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Look beyond news for mobile innovation

Look beyond news for mobile innovation | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The list of breakthrough interfaces for reading news on smartphones is a short one. Instapaper is arguably the pioneer in this area, with its focus on a simple reading experience. Vox Media’s SB Nation iPhone app cleverly grouped news updates about the same topic (Vox tweaked that design in its current web app approach.)


But many mobile news apps and sites are little more than re-skinned RSS readers, and surprisingly few publishers even bother to format their email newsletters for easy reading on iPhones and BlackBerries. When we were creating Quartz earlier this year, we needed to look for inspiration to non-news applications, such as the Clear to-do list app — it’s hard to find boldness and creativity in the news industry’s smartphone products.

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News industry and business are lagging in mobile innovation...

Martin (Marty) Smith's comment, January 5, 2013 12:03 AM
Mobile changes everything, so look beyond the obvious or create beyond the obvious to disrupt a space that is all about disruption.