Buzzfeed’s Take on Mobile Ads

Yesterday, Buzzfeed’s Jonathan Perelman, vp of agency strategy and industry development and a 2013 Mobi Awards judge, answered your questions about mobile publishing and native content via Twitter.

Buzzfeed’s native content program has put brands like Toyota, Virgin and now GE in front of millions of social sharers. Find out what Perelman had to say about the future of mobile and what he’s looking for from entrants at the #MobiAwards. Then enter here.

On the staying power of native content:

On integrity in native advertising:
On the potential of mobile video:
On what you should be asking:
On mobile in the not-so-distant future:
On the importance of shareable content:
On what he’s looking for from Mobi Awards entrants:
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