would not change. Advertising on Internet Advertising on the internet is a very populay way that companies use to advertise their products Firstly, The popularity of companies advertising their products on the Internet has grown rapidly over the past years because of the growth of the number of people using the internet. Secondly, advertising on the internet has a rather limited target group because for example if a company advertises their products on facebook, then it's more likely that older people do not see the advertisement. Thirdly, the company has to put their advertisements on web pages that are often visited so that the ads can be seen. Also sending advertisements though e-mail is not very efficent because a lot of people automatically delete those e-mails. In conclusion, although advertising on Internet is very popular, it still has it's limitations How do companies advertise?
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