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How many ads does the average Australian see per day?
Every person in Australia sees an average of 1500 ads per day, which is about 1 per minute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How many times a child will see a fast food ads a day?
They will see around 4,000.
How many advertisements does a person see in their lifetime?
About 23400 commercial ads on tv, or 234000 ads including radio ads, emails, and text messages etc.
Can you disable the ads and advertisements from Answers.com on your account?
By signing in, you won't see many of the ads.
Why are there so many ads on the opening page?
If you have a FREE membership, you don't see the ads.
Does neobux have weekly ads with good payment?
Neobux has daily ads with good payment, and across the week one can see a great many of them making it a profitable site of which to be a member. Additionally, the ads are refreshed during the day so one should log in frequently for more ads.
Why are some ads classified locally?
Ads are sometimes classified locally because many people prefer to deal with local people. It gives them an opportunity to meet in person and see the item before they buy.
How many internet ads do you see a day?
Advertising has so permeated everyday life that individuals can expect to be exposed to 1,500 to 3,000 different messages each day.
How many advertisements does the average person see per day?
69,069
Why are there so many ads that we cannot see what we want?
Ads are annoying but they pay for the hardware of the site (which is free to you).
Why do you get ads when you type in a question?
Companies pay answers.com to put their ads there in the knowledge that many people use this website and will therefore will see their ads.
How many advertisements on average does a person see in one day?
On average, a person is exposed to approximately 4,000 to 10,000 advertisements each day. This includes various forms of advertising, such as television commercials, online ads, billboards, and social media promotions. The exact number can vary widely depending on an individual's media consumption habits and environment.
