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Effect of Mobile Marketing On Youngsters

Mobile marketing channels are seen as more personal than traditional channels like email. This raises expectations for relevant messages, so irrelevant messages lead to greater disappointment. Mobile ads also risk invading privacy more due to the personal nature of mobile devices. The marketing channel can influence how consumers respond by being seen as disturbing, acceptable, or neutral.

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Effect of Mobile Marketing On Youngsters

Mobile marketing channels are seen as more personal than traditional channels like email. This raises expectations for relevant messages, so irrelevant messages lead to greater disappointment. Mobile ads also risk invading privacy more due to the personal nature of mobile devices. The marketing channel can influence how consumers respond by being seen as disturbing, acceptable, or neutral.

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EFFECT OF MOBILE MARKETING ON

YOUNGSTERS
Abstract
A study to show that mobile channels are perceived to be more personal
than traditional and e mail channels. This creates high expectations for
the relevance of marketing communication messages. A consumer
expects messages to be personal and of high interest and this makes
the disappointment greater when they get undesired messages. Mobile
advertising may even step over the line of discretion and invade
consumers privacy because of the personal nature of the mobile
device.

The channel

influences

consumer

responsiveness

to

marketing communication by being perceived as either disturbing or


acceptable (Abernethy 1991). If the consumer considers marketing
communication via a channel as disturbing it may negatively affect the
attention to and perception of the message. In contrast, the channel may
also enhance the acceptance of the marketing communication if it is
perceived as appropriate for the specific marketing communication.
Also, some consumers may perceive the channels as neutral, i.e. it is
neither disturbing nor accepted.

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