Snapchat's limitations are finally catching up -- and marketers are noticing

Snapchat's limitations are finally catching up -- and marketers are noticing

If Snapchat really wants to push past the competition to be a leader in the ad space, it still faces an uphill battle to get its ads business back on track.

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