An article or editorial that has been written for the purpose of promoting a product or service. The word itself is a combination of "advertisement" and "editorial." Often the piece will avoid a tone with overt bias.
I had read a wholepage about vitamins in the news magazine before realizing the story was just an advertorial.
When an advertising names the product over and over again until you end up buying it or turning off TV
TV: With the new WeightLoser X3000 you lose a lot of weight! WeightLoser X3000 is the best product in the market! WeightLoser X3000! WeightLoser X3000 changedmy life!
You: WTF, this is adverteasing, turn that sh*t off
a state of being wherein someone "briefly" can't stand anything that has anything to do with either marketing or advertisements, note this state is only "tempo-rarely" and will fanish when the proverbial battery is re-charged again.
Any button on any website or Facebook site that is easily pushed while scrolling and causes you to leave your current site with no way to return.
Anti-Advertrap: Boycott the product that is being advertised in the Advertrap that trapped you.
Frigging advertrap!
I 've got to close this crap and reopen the site to get back to what I was reading. I'll remember to never buy that product who's advertrap pissed me off.