Google’s latest policy regarding “intrusive” interstitials on mobile websites reflects the growing number of consumers less tolerant of marketing and advertising that disrupts their experience on the web, according to IgnitionOne's latest digital marketing report.
Mobile Marketers Must Be 'Customer Obsessed'
Mon., Feb. 6, 2017
By John O'Dwyer
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