Benefits
- For the consumer : Because behavioral marketing enables advertisers to more easily determine user preferences and purchasing habits,
- For the advertiser: With targeted advertising, firms advertise more to consumers who have a strong preference for their product. It allows the firm to eliminate “wasted” advertising to consumers whose preferences do not match a product’s attributes. As a result, the targeting of advertising leads to higher profits.
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