2003
DOI: 10.1080/10864415.2003.11044286
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Mobile Permission Marketing: Framing the Market Inquiry

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“…With the continued growth of the mobile phone as a viable advertising medium [Herbjørn et al 2005, Jayawardhena et al 2009, Kavassalis et al 2003, Precourt 2009]. It has become increasingly essential for researchers and advertisers…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the continued growth of the mobile phone as a viable advertising medium [Herbjørn et al 2005, Jayawardhena et al 2009, Kavassalis et al 2003, Precourt 2009]. It has become increasingly essential for researchers and advertisers…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, most early mobile messages were promotional in nature, focusing on inducing an immediate purchase. In addition, firms that employ mobile campaigns can attract consumer attention and produce consumer responses to a much greater degree than through other direct marketing channels because they can engage in one-to-one dialogue with customers (Kavassalis et al, 2003).…”
Section: Background and Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Holmen (2008) y Novikov (2008 desarrollan su investigación afirmando que uno de los factores de éxito del marketing móvil es la eficiencia del soporte frente a otros soportes tradicionales. Por otro lado, otros factores que explican su mayor efectividad son sus posibilidades de personalización y de individualización de contenidos, el alto grado de respuesta y su coste inferior a otros soportes, según Kassavalis, Spyropoulou, Drosos, Mitrokostas, Gikas & Hatzistamatiou (2003) y Scharl, Dickinger & Murphy (2005. También cabe tener en cuenta otros factores como el comportamiento del consumidor, la entrega de la información en el momento de la decisión y en el lugar adecuado, la posibilidad de interacción y la posibilidad de feedback inmediato, como se destaca en los análisis de Ktoridou, Eparninonda & Vrontis, (2007).…”
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