How to market your brand using interactive native content
Have you tapped into the power of interactive native content? If the idea is still new to you, take a look at contributor Jane Loring's unique, interactive foray into the opportunities it can offer for your marketing campaigns.
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Jane Loring is Vice President of European Brand Partnerships at digital authoring platform Playbuzz. At Playbuzz she leads the brand partnership team across Europe, introducing brands to Playbuzz's innovative content solutions and commercial content campaigns. Jane has over ten years of experience working with some of the biggest brands in the world on their content solutions, including a number of top global brands. Prior to this role, Jane was General Manager at lifestyle content company Mode Media.
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