STUDY: Top Ten Clickable Native Advertising Topics for the First Half of 2014

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Native advertising pioneer MGID identified the top-ten Internet content trends for the first half of 2014 today, having aggregated engagement and virility from millions of visitors to more than 3,000 entertainment, lifestyle and sports websites. Flash games topped the list as the type of content that had the best “click factor” among the visitors of the MGID network thus far in 2014

The top 10 most clickable content trends for the first half of 2014 are:

1. Flash Games
2. Childhood Crushes (Then and Now)
3. Facebook Picture Fails
4. Couple Physical Training
5. Luxurious Lifestyle
6. Bollywood Stars
7. Movie Mistakes
8. Kaley Cuoco
9. Elsa Transformation (from Frozen)
10. Hayden Panettiere Bikini Style

Hahaha on number 10!

MGID measures the “click factor” of Internet content by calculating specific traffic criteria, such as the number of articles published about the topic and the amount “click-throughs” generated as a result of publishing the content.

The analyzed traffic came from nearly 9 million individual website visitors, clicking on content from more than 3,000 websites, worldwide. MGID tracked the data from user clicks on native advertising widgets that thousands of online publishers use to engage and monetize their audience.

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