Is Mobile Advertising Effective?
Autor: Mikki • February 4, 2018 • 932 Words (4 Pages) • 621 Views
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It is a useful source because the authors provide a plenty of information about location-based services and advertising. There are many sources cited to support the authors’ viewpoints. This article is objective since it analyzes location-based mobile advertising’s benefits as well as deficiencies. The goal of this article is to inform readers what the challenges the location-based mobile advertising is facing and what the strength it has.
This article fits into my research because the topic of my research is mobile advertising. This article focuses on a certain kind of mobile advertising—location-based mobile advertising. I can use the advantages of location-based mobile advertising into my research paper to illustrate how mobile advertising works well.
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