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Big media brands latch onto mobile advertising while cell phone operators are more cautious. Is tension between the two inevitable?

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What about the Customer?
by rhett121 March 13, 2007 8:12 PM PDT
Did anybody think to ask the customers, who already pay steep
premiums for mobile access, what THEY think about more
advertising?
I personally will STOP using my mobile internet if it comes down to
the same advertising cesspool that has plagued my home internet.
I've had to resort to installing ad blockers on all my browsers to
shut this crap off. It sucks my bandwidth and is, more often than
not, completely irrelevant. Keep THAT in mind Cellular carriers! WE
DON'T WANT MORE ADVERTISING!
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What about the Customer?
by rhett121 March 13, 2007 8:12 PM PDT
Did anybody think to ask the customers, who already pay steep
premiums for mobile access, what THEY think about more
advertising?
I personally will STOP using my mobile internet if it comes down to
the same advertising cesspool that has plagued my home internet.
I've had to resort to installing ad blockers on all my browsers to
shut this crap off. It sucks my bandwidth and is, more often than
not, completely irrelevant. Keep THAT in mind Cellular carriers! WE
DON'T WANT MORE ADVERTISING!
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Won't visit the sites.
by Ronald J Riley March 14, 2007 7:54 AM PDT
There is no content I need enough to patronize any web site with mobile advertising!
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Won't visit the sites.
by Ronald J Riley March 14, 2007 7:54 AM PDT
There is no content I need enough to patronize any web site with mobile advertising!
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For more on mobile advertising stats
by vchattha March 14, 2007 9:21 AM PDT
http://www.mobilemarketingmagazine.co.uk/2007/01/
admob_reports_1.html
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For more on mobile advertising stats
by vchattha March 14, 2007 9:21 AM PDT
http://www.mobilemarketingmagazine.co.uk/2007/01/
admob_reports_1.html
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Will avoid products advertised in ways I find unaccpectible
by aethelworth March 14, 2007 10:44 AM PDT
When I find a product is being advertised in a way that I find to be objectionable I will no longer purchase or use that product.

It's the laziest way to fight back against ads. =)
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Will avoid products advertised in ways I find unaccpectible
by aethelworth March 14, 2007 10:44 AM PDT
When I find a product is being advertised in a way that I find to be objectionable I will no longer purchase or use that product.

It's the laziest way to fight back against ads. =)
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No Advertising on Cell Phones
by ajrjr March 14, 2007 12:08 PM PDT
I certainly do not want my cell phone to receive non-requested ads. I pay enough for air time and don't want advertisers to use it for free.
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No Advertising on Cell Phones
by ajrjr March 14, 2007 12:08 PM PDT
I certainly do not want my cell phone to receive non-requested ads. I pay enough for air time and don't want advertisers to use it for free.
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by textcomedia January 8, 2009 1:50 PM PST
The main issue I see with most mobile marketing approaches and companies is they are just trying to plaster phone apps and other functions with worthless advertisements. Which is almost as bad as spam. <a href="http://www.textcomedia.com">TextCo Media Mobile Advertising</a> services take a different approach on this which makes sense. It is advertising and information On-Demand instead of getting a whole bunch of spammed advertisements the consumer receives the ad they want when they want and how they want... Makes sense doesn't it? :D
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by textcomedia January 8, 2009 1:52 PM PST
The main issue I see with most mobile marketing approaches and companies is they are just trying to plaster phone apps and other functions with worthless advertisements. Which is almost as bad as spam. TextCo Media Mobile Advertising services ( http://www.textcomedia.com ) take a different approach on this which makes sense. It is advertising and information On-Demand instead of getting a whole bunch of spammed advertisements the consumer receives the ad they want when they want and how they want... Makes sense doesn't it? :D
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by jed1107 February 23, 2009 9:02 PM PST
I understand the feelings of those who do not want advertising on mobile phones. EzMoGo.com or EzMoGo.mobi is a mobile website that enables those with web-enabled phones to access discounts on the products and services that interest them. The concept is to make the savings you want accessible at your convenience. You can text the ads to yourself then pass them on to friends if you choose to do so. It is a spam free site that puts you in the drivers seat.
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by JetMMobile June 7, 2009 3:07 PM PDT
It is unfortunate people assume mobile marketing will "junk" up their phones. If any mobile marketing company is worth their weight of their business, they would make sure to run a solid opt-in/opt-out campaign. This places the decision to participate in the hands of the person receiving the text message. JetM is proud of the fact we adhere to these standards of mobile marketing (http://www.getjetm.com OR getjetm.mobi)
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