Saturday, August 21

Blogs love Company



If you're a marketer targeting 18-34 year olds, you have as much of a chance finding them in-front of a TV as you would catching them listening to the latest downloaded mp3 on an 8-Track.

Blogversations offer a solution - and it's an interesting one. They operate under the assumption that the above desirable demographic spends a lot of time reading popular blogs. They offer to match corporations with popular bloggers - on the promise that the blogger will contextually preach the sales gospel - engaging the 18-34 year olds.

(thanks to Yewknee for the link)

Blogversations:

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Posted by Stefan Kjartansson at 7:45 PM
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At 12:33 PM, Blogger Kenny Ferguson said...

This also raises an interesting question on journalistic integrity. Traditional news outlets have long been hesitant to too closely tie advertising and content. Bloggers don't have this hard-wired, but their readers are savvy enough to know when they're being played, and they'll run somewhere else for their info after they catch on. So the big question is -- will the nature of blog readers force bloggers to self regulate and buy into an even purer form of journalistic integrity?

 

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