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Forbes LAB

The branded content unit of Forbes Portugal: brands pay for sponsored articles, video reports, podcasts and events published under the Forbes Portugal name.

What Forbes LAB is

Written from its maker's own pages, read on 28 October 2026.

Forbes LAB is the branded content unit of Forbes Portugal, the Portuguese edition of Forbes. Branded content, also called sponsored content, is material that a brand pays for and helps shape, published by a media outlet and labeled as sponsored. Forbes Portugal is published by Media Nove under a license agreement with Forbes IP (HK) Limited, which owns the FORBES brand.

Forbes LAB produces content for brands in several formats: in-depth articles, long video reports, business podcasts, executive conferences and data infographics. The pieces appear in the Forbes LAB section of forbespt.com, signed Forbes Lab and marked Conteúdo Patrocinado (sponsored content). Recurring formats include the interview series Conversas sem Guião and conference sessions such as The Blueprint by Forbes Lab. The stated audience is business decision makers, opinion leaders and B2B companies, that is, companies that sell to other companies.

It is a paid media service, not a software tool. Prices are not published; brands contact the commercial team by email.

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Forbes Portugal (Media Nove, under license from Forbes IP (HK) Limited)
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Who uses it, and for what

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StoryWhat it does thereWhenCost statedGradeSource
AI PeekabooPaid sponsored article in which both founders answer questions about brands in AI answers. sponsored content in Forbes Portugal, 9 February 2026CForbes Portugal (Forbes Lab, sponsored content), 9 February 2026: Será que a IA sabe que a minha marca existe?

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