"targeted messages" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to messages which are specifically tailored to a certain audience or group. For example, a marketing team might send out "targeted messages" based on the age and location of their customers.
This doesn't exactly mean "goodbye, commercials" as much as "hello, targeted messages".
The device is also able to deliver targeted messages to users from Web businesses.
And the targeted messages in Ohio (auto bailout) and Florida (Medicare) paid off.
At the moment, Tencent allows companies to send occasional, targeted messages to some users without charge.
Targeted messages have proven effective, which is why companies like Nike use them to sell shoes to us or Coca-Cola uses them to sell drinks to us.
"Schools could also be a channel for information, getting targeted messages to parents encouraging actions at specific times in their child's development".
Within the emails, we use targeted messaging based on the vehicle, mileage, systems status and lifecycle to generate new business for our dealers.
Will Obama's taskforce win out over the National Rife Association's targeted messaging strategy?
Of course, it's not just the Conservatives who employ targeted messaging, says Andrew Griffith, author of Multiculturalism in Canada: Evidence and Anecdote.
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