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effects on children as the power of visual learning is very strong at a young age (Murphy, 2013). Children do not have the intellectual ability to receive many adverts in a mature manner, while being conscious to what it really is they are viewing (Nefat, Dujmović, 2012). Therefore, companies are urged not to advertise unethically and in some countries there a certain laws to prevent such advertising.
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Due to the fact that there are so many touchpoints in which a business can use, it is very important that they are careful and make ethical decisions when marketing and advertising. Unethical practise can have a negative impact on certain ethnic groups or cultures. Certain touchpoints can have major
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Data is collected from various touchpoints designed to find customer behaviour and trends within the specific area. This data is examined and researched giving certain advantages to brands when selecting a target market or producing new products. This has become a dominant method for marketing when
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looking at where and when to advertise for example what time to put certain advertisements on television or where to put various billboard signage. This approach enhances customer experience and gives both feedforward and feedback when looking at a business to consumer relationship.
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to have all the siderial explication chopped off, reduce length by about 90%, then add proper referencing to what bones remain. Anyone who's using this article to pad their paycheck should overhaul it before I return with a machete.
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Nefat, A., & Dujmović, M. (2012). CHILDREN’S ADVERTISING ON TELEVISION AND THEIR CONSUMER SOCIALISATION: PARENTS’ATTITUDES. Ekonomska istraživanja, 25(1), 176-190.
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Romano, N., Biancaniello, S., Dougan, K., Mayers, S., Scholey, E., & Janssen, J. (2007). U.S. Patent
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