Facebook Instant Articles

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truevagabond

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Have any body heard recently that the Facebook launched a service called Instant Articles and the publishers would be able to take advantage of this and can have the option to take hundred percent revenue if they host their ads on this service.

I am a bit confused and want if any body can elaborate what this Facebook instant article service is and how one can take advantage of this service as a publisher who create unique content to market his website or sell their items.
 
7 Things You Need to Know About Facebook Instant Articles

1. Nine major American and British publishers are the first guinea pigs, meaning that we have a ready made title for when this story when it gets made into a bad movie: The Facebook 9.

2. Facebook made an offer that publishers couldn’t refuse.

3. Seriously, Instant Articles are freaking gorgeous, and potentially a game-changing mobile reading experience.

4. The first Instant Articles are only available on mobile, but they live up to the hype.

5. Instant Articles will roll out slowly, at least at first.

6. And brands looking to get involved will likely have to start with native advertising.

7. But the Trojan Horse potential here is still huge.
 
Basically means they would host all the content on Facebook, since they don't want people clicking out of Facebook to go to the publisher's page (saves a couple seconds).

However, that means a lot of publishers would end of being reliant 100% on Facebook which is a scary idea..
 
Bridget said:
7 Things You Need to Know About Facebook Instant Articles

1. Nine major American and British publishers are the first guinea pigs, meaning that we have a ready made title for when this story when it gets made into a bad movie: The Facebook 9.

2. Facebook made an offer that publishers couldn’t refuse.

3. Seriously, Instant Articles are freaking gorgeous, and potentially a game-changing mobile reading experience.

4. The first Instant Articles are only available on mobile, but they live up to the hype.

5. Instant Articles will roll out slowly, at least at first.

6. And brands looking to get involved will likely have to start with native advertising.

7. But the Trojan Horse potential here is still huge.
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thanks for tips
 
Step 1: Sign up for Instant Articles.
Step 2: Develop and submit your sample articles.
Step 3: Begin publishing Instant Articles.
 
Basically means they would host all the content on Facebook, since they don't want people clicking out of Facebook to go to the publisher's page (saves a couple seconds).

However, that means a lot of publishers would end of being reliant 100% on Facebook which is a scary idea..
 
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