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When mobile advertising is interesting: interaction of minors with ads and influencers’ sponsored content on social media

Social ads, along with apps, display and geolocation are the most used actions in the context of mobile marketing. Adolescents are also identified as the main target audience for mobile marketing because they are very active users, they have a sound command of technology and their role as prescriber...

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Published in:Communication & Society 2022-01, Vol.35 (3), p.15-31
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Age groups
Cellular telephones
influencers
interaction
Internet access
Marketing
Mobile advertising
Mobile phone
Smartphones
Social media
Social networks
Technology
Television advertising
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