NEWS MEDIA
When you need high coverage and attention
in a safe editorial context
Ads across Norway's largest online newspapers. Studies show that the news media is at the very top as the most effective channel for conducting long-term brand building.
Did you know that the standard formats are the most effective for creating awareness ?. The reason for this is that the inventory is large across our sites and because the formats have a good price. The standard formats included in the product Schibsted Nyhetsmedier are undoubtedly a good way to fill in at the top of the shopping funnel
Schibsted News media includes:
VG, Aftenposten, E24, Bergens Tidende, Stavanger Aftenblad, Adressa, Fedrelandsvennen, Tek.no, Min Mote, Godt .no, Pent, TV Guiden, Lister24, Strilen, Vestnytt, Lindesnes, Bygdanytt and Askøyværingen.
How many can you reach with Schibsted Nyhetsmedier?
Schibsted Nyhetsmedier makes it easier for you as an advertiser to take full advantage of the news media's context and coverage. With Schibsted Nyhetsmedier, you meet over 2.9 million Norwegians in one day, with coverage in all the largest online newspapers in Norway.
THE NEWS MEDIA ENHANCES THE EFFECT OF OTHER MEDIA
A study conducted by Business Science shows that the optimal media mix should include news media. We see that news media increase search efficiency by as much as 70% . And if we look at the coverage-building media, we see, for example, that the effect of using radio increases by as much as 114%.
Reach all, or only a few
You can combine Schibsted news media with target group management. This means that you can advertise on the front page of VG, E24 and Aftenposten, without paying to reach those who are not relevant to your company
Schibsted News Media is available in a variety of digital formats
Display advertising
Video in-banner
Native advertising
Schibsted's ecosystem of logged-in users provides 1st-party data
2 million Norwegians are logged in to one or more of Schibsted's sites every day
Our Display formats
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