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23 Nov 2010

Is Pay-to-Post Blogging The New Advertorial?

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As blogs grow in their sphere of influence, are some blog posts starting to resemble 20th-century advertorials? Jackson Wightman takes a look.

By Guest Contributor|Nov 23, 2010|Categories: Marketing, Social Media|Tags: advertorial, best practices, jackson wightman, pay for play|8 Comments

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