Guaglione reports, “The partnership means Forbes can offer advertisers an opportunity to market individual products throughout a video. Viewers can click on different items in a video, such as a pair of pants someone is wearing. A small window pops up in the video with shoppable links or additional information on that item.
“Forbes can also pull in other videos and social-media links outs from one video experience.
“Working with KERV, Forbes aims to increase engagement and time spent with content, while increasing shoppability for branded content and video ads.”
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