New Content-Driven Ad Network Partners With Time Inc. and Meredith

With the content marketing and native advertising scene getting increasingly crowded with tech players such as Outbrain, Sharethrough and Nativo, just to name a few, OneSpot thinks it's found an edge on those competitors. The Austin, Texas-based marketing vendor, which has big clients such Johnson & Johnson, Intel and Whole Foods, today is unveiling an ad platform with Time Inc. and Meredith's branded content studios as well as content players Contently, Group SJR, NewsCred and Sway Group. In essence, OneSpot's system is pitched as a data-rich, one-stop shop for marketers looking to find proven fodder for ads that can run across major publisher sites and social destinations such as Facebook.  "Instead of basing [content efforts] simply on the brand goals, they can base it in part on actual data that we have, in terms of how content is successfully distributed and sequenced," said Adam Weinroth, OneSpot chief marketing officer. "These pieces have been siloed. We are bringing them together for big brands." The system's anonymous, aggregated data will help brands not only select winning content, but also deliver it in the form of targeted ads, Weinroth said. And marketers—who perhaps haven't worked with branding studios like the ones cultivated by Time and Meredith Xcelerated Marketing (MXM)—can test out interesting material through the new programmatic-style content exchange, which is dubbed OneSpot Content Partner Network. "We're thrilled to be a front-end content... Continue reading at 'AdWeek'

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New Content-Driven Ad Network Partners With Time Inc. and Meredith

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