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Swoop Dramatically Improves User Engagement and Increases Revenue Opportunities for Leading Food and Lifestyle Publishers
Ad & Media Strategies
May 10, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

Swoop Dramatically Improves User Engagement and Increases Revenue Opportunities for Leading Food and Lifestyle Publishers

Swoop, a service that seamlessly integrates relevant information about products and services — at times in the form of sponsored content or advertising — into web content, today announced that the company is providing its innovative service to leading online food and lifestyle publishers, including: Cooking.com, iFood.tv and a number of food blogs including CinnamonSpiceandEverythingNice.com and Drinkoftheweek.com. Swoop helps publishers increase engagement with users by providing consumers with relevant information – integrated directly into website content – which they would normally seek in a secondary search, or may not have even known was available. As a result, publishers enjoy the benefit of keeping users more engaged and on their sites longer.

Interview: Swoop CEO Ron Elwell Introduces Swoop’s Ad Platform Focused on Deep Web Content Integration
Ad & Media Strategies
March 2, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

Interview: Swoop CEO Ron Elwell Introduces Swoop’s Ad Platform Focused on Deep Web Content Integration

Swoop has recently announced the launch of its service, which seamlessly integrates relevant information about products and services – at times in the form of sponsored content or advertising – into web content. We reached out to Ron Elwell, Swoop’s CEO, for more insights into what seems to be one of the most user-friendly and non-intrusive advertising solutions.

Swoop Brings the Power of Search Discovery to Websites Everywhere
Ad & Media Strategies
February 24, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

Swoop Brings the Power of Search Discovery to Websites Everywhere

Swoop today announced the launch of its service, which seamlessly integrates relevant information about products and services – at times in the form of sponsored content or advertising – into web content. For example, a consumer reviewing a recipe will see information about ingredients on sale at their favorite store, nutritional substitution recommendations, healthy alternatives, or coupons.This information is integrated into the content and replaces the need for the consumer to break away from their current action and initiate a separate search.