sponsored content
[ spon-serd kon-tent ]
/ ˈspɒn sərd ˈkɒn tɛnt /
noun
advertising that a brand pays an online publisher to create and seamlessly integrate, conforming to the design, format, and content of the website or social media feed where it is published: It’s hard to distinguish your search results from sponsored content, so you have to pay attention to what you’re clicking.
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Also called, Informal, sponcon .
Compare native advertising (def. 1), branded content.
Origin of sponsored content
First recorded in 1990–95
Words nearby sponsored content
spongy substance, sponsion, sponson, sponsor, sponsored, sponsored content, spontaneity, spontaneous, spontaneous abortion, spontaneous amputation, spontaneous combustion
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