Ads deliberately written and designed to look like articles, also known as editorial style advertising. The idea is that consumers responds better to editorial matter, than they do to advertising; therefore, you can increase response by making your ad look like editorial material. Many publications require you to place in small type the word “Advertisement” at the top of native ads.

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1. Ads deliberately written and designed to look like articles, also known as editorial style advertising. The idea is that consumers responds better to editorial matter, than they do to advertising; therefore, you can increase response by making your ad look like editorial material. Many publications require you to place in small type the word “Advertisement” at the top of native ads.