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Consumers Can't Tell Native Ads From Editorial Content

Consumers Can't Tell Native Ads From Editorial Content

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Consumers have difficulty distinguishing between native advertising and editorial content, according to a new study by researchers at Grady College ... only 17 out of 242 subjects -- under 8% -- were able to identify native advertising as a paid marketing message in this experiment... Just 18.3% identified native ads as paid messages in the second experiment.

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