Branded content: why there isn't an app for everything
28 Sep 2012 | by Nicola Clark
Are marketers using apps as a sticking plaster to hide the fundamental flaws in their digital strategy?
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Many experts argue that marketers have too great a tendency to view standalone apps and 'adaptive' design as one-size-fits-all solutions to their digital problems.
Are marketers using apps as a sticking plaster to hide the fundamental flaws in their digital strategy?
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