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What is mobile social network and how does it extend the reach of popular social networks?
 
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The question What advertising budget is needed to increase market share by 7? is a type of
 
  A) goal-seeking analysis.
  B) what-if analysis.
  C) sensitivity analysis.
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Answer to Question 1

Mobile social networking refers to social networking where members converse and connect with one another using cell phones or other mobile devices. Virtually all major social networking sites offer mobile services or apps on smartphones to access their services. The explosion of mobile Web 2.0 services and companies means that many social networks can be based from cell phones and other portable devices, extending the reach of such networks to the millions of people who lack regular or easy access to computers.

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