Flipboard Is Debuting a Swipeable 'Promoted Roundup' Ad That Looks Like Instagram Carousel

Flipboard has launched another native ad unit that lets brands promote multiple pieces of branded content or traditional advertising simultaneously in a carousel. The format, which the mobile magazine is calling "Promoted Roundup," shows a main image that when clicked brings up a full story similar to editorial content on Flipboard. Beneath it will be several stories that users can scroll through horizontally to see if anything is worth reading. For the launch, Sony is buying the Promoted Roundup ads to promote Alpha Universe—Sony's branded camera website that includes info about gear, lighting and shooting styles that help in part help raise awareness for its product series of mirrorless cameras. She said the latest unit helps Sony reach users beyond its website by targeting stories to the photography and tech channels on the app. According to Flipboard CEO Mike McCue, as carousel units become more common, tests have shown the users have gotten used to swiping rather than flipping through content by interacting with similar formats on platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. McCue said he sees the formats as "print layouts but modernized." "We've given it our own spin by maintaining this paginated experience so that we can have that edge-to-edge immersive experience," he told Adweek. "So when it's multiple items on a screen at a time, it's a clear package. It's a very clear package, so when you want to move on from that package, you just flip up." Sephora will... Continue reading at 'AdWeek'

[ AdWeek | 2016-12-09 00:00:00 UTC ]

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Flipboard Is Debuting a Swipeable 'Promoted Roundup' Ad That Looks Like Instagram Carousel

Flipboard has launched another native ad unit that lets brands promote multiple pieces of branded content or traditional advertising simultaneously in a carousel. The format, which the mobile magazine is calling "Promoted Roundup," shows a main image that when clicked brings up a full story... Continue reading at AdWeek

[ AdWeek | 2016-12-09 00:00:00 UTC ]
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Consumer Rights Act updated to include digital purchases

Biggest overhaul of law for years will see statutory rights traditionally covering cars and white goods extended to apps and music downloadsMillions of UK consumers who download music or buy ebooks can now claim a replacement if the digital content they have bought is faulty.In an overhaul of... Continue reading at The Guardian

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Thrillist CEO Ben Lerer: Publishers Must Find Revenue Sources Beyond Advertising

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BuzzFeed's Peretti: Mobile is a Better Ad Vehicle

The Web publishing world has been slightly panicked over the growth of mobile consumption—mostly because for individual sites, the just money isn't there. Mobile banners are seen as a lousy brand vehicle, which is why so many are rushing to native ads. BuzzFeed founder and CEO Jonah Peretti... Continue reading at AdWeek

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