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advertorial

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/ˌædvərˈtɔriəl/
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a piece of advertisement in a newspaper or magazine, designed to seem like an objective article and not an advertisement

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An advertorial is a type of advertisement that is designed to resemble a regular editorial or news article, blending promotional content with the style and format of journalistic writing. It aims to inform or entertain the reader while subtly promoting a product, service, or brand. Advertorials are usually found in newspapers, magazines, or online platforms, and they are often labeled as "sponsored" or "advertisement" to distinguish them from regular editorial content. The goal of an advertorial is to engage the reader more deeply than traditional ads while providing valuable information that supports the promotional message.

  • The magazine published an advertorial about the latest skincare products, blending informative content with promotional messaging.
  • The travel website featured an advertorial highlighting a luxury resort, written in the style of a personal travel review.
  • Companies use advertorials to provide readers with engaging stories that subtly promote their products or services.
  • The advertorial on healthy eating included tips and recipes, while also promoting a new line of organic food products.
  • The newspaper's advertorial section allows businesses to reach a wide audience with content that educates and informs, while also advertising their offerings.