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Samsung's Smartphone Pitch Fuels Mobile-Ad Boom

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CEO Guide to Technology

Jul 3, 2012

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CEO Guide to Mobile Advertising and Marketing

Samsung's Smartphone Pitch Fuels Mobile-Ad Boom

Notwithstanding space and placement issues, big companies are starting to spend on mobile advertising because it's inexpensive

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CEO Guide to Mobile Advertising and Marketing

Learn how companies including Coca-Cola, Unilever, and American Express are trying to reach customers on smartphones in an advertising market set to quintuple to $18.3 billion by 2015. Their strategy could spell profits for mobile ad players like Facebook, Google, and Twitter.

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