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Native advertising. Most of us have seen it. Some of us do it. What is it? Quite simply, it is advertising that is perceived and experienced quite like the content around it. For example, native ...

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In their book Guerrilla Marketing Field Guide, the founder of guerrilla marketing, Jay Conrad Levinson, and his wife and business partner ...

Companies are increasingly using competitor brands in domain names Brands including Apple, Microsoft and T-Mobile have embraced competitive ads Guidelines should be followed to avoid legal jeopardy in ...

WPP operates in the cyclical and highly competitive advertising industry. WPP performance deteriorates when there's a downturn, illustrated by the company performance during the pandemic and the ...

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Marketing teams thrive on engaging with customers. Sometimes a little bit of fun competition can offer a great incentive for customers to engage with your brand. Consumers are individuals, and finding ...