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Unless it’s paid editorial (advertorial or sponsored post), or you’re a government official, there’s no obligation for the writer to show you the story beforehand. If you don’t want to scare a reporter away, lose the whining or fawning. And by all means, do not demand to see the story before it goes to print.
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Ultimately, I would argue that this was not native advertising, but simply good content marketing or sponsored content that didn't smell like pure advertorial. Everything else just feels like sponsored content or an advertorial in sheep's clothing. The current state of online advertising is about to hit a tipping point.
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If you want to sell, buy an ad or an advertorial or, perhaps, sponsor tweets. I jumped to the head of the comment thread to put my quotes in context. Don''t forget that conversations continue after a speech is delivered or a tweet is posted. Don''t sell. Otherwise, contribute insights and stimulate conversation by expressing a point of view.
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