Although ad blockers may be of interest to impatient consumers, financial services’ mobile sites that have enabled ad blocking typically experience slower load times while retail and travel sites fare slightly better, according to a report from Catchpoint Systems.
Ad blocking could be detrimental to mobile sites’ loading times: report
By Mobile Marketer Software and technology Sectors Feed|
2016-06-26T20:00:00-04:00
June 26th, 2016|Mobile|Comments Off on Ad blocking could be detrimental to mobile sites’ loading times: report
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