Content Marketing

noun a substance or material

verb to make someone content or satisfied

adjective satisfied or pleased with what one has or is; not wanting more or anything else

• The content of the report was well-researched and informative.
• I love the content on that website, it's so interesting!
• Did you see the new content on her blog? It's lit!
• His speech was full of meaningful content that really resonated with the audience.

noun the action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising

• The company's marketing strategy focuses on targeting a specific demographic.
• They're really ramping up their marketing efforts to reach more customers.
• I heard their new marketing campaign is lit!
• Marketing is like planting seeds for future business growth.

noun a form of blogging in which the medium is video

• Many individuals have turned to vlogging as a means of sharing their thoughts and experiences through video content.
• I love vlogging about my daily life and sharing it with my followers online.
• Vlogging is so lit right now, everyone's doing it!
• In a world where everyone vlogs, it's important to stay true to your own unique style and voice.

noun a piece of writing or other content in a newspaper, magazine, or online publication that resembles an editorial but is intended to promote a product or service

adjective relating to or characteristic of an advertorial

• The company decided to publish an advertorial in the newspaper to promote their new product.
• I saw that advertorial in the magazine about the latest fashion trends.
• That advertorial in the brochure was so cheesy, it looked like a bad infomercial.
• Her speech was like an advertorial for her own skills and accomplishments.