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Marketers seek adaptability amid a fragmented post-cookie landscape

Digiday

The signals marketers have traditionally used to both target online audiences and track the efficacy of such activities are on the wane as epitomized by the sunsetting of third-party cookies in the Google Chrome browser and Apple’s diminution IDFAs on iOS.

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Ad Tech Trends for 2023

Martech Series

One of these was the deadline extension for third cookie deprecation to the second half of 2024. One of the ad tech trends that will continue in 2023 is the drive for first party data. The door remains open to industries such as retail, travel, streaming services and others. The rise of white-label ad servers.

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Ad tech’s journey on the public markets is approaching its awkward adolescence

Digiday

Although, many consider the fortunes of the latter two companies as a hangover from Apple’s privacy moves as advertisers, such as the D2C vendors that flooded their coffers over the early days of Covid-19, press pause on spend after the introduction of features such as SKAdNetwork made measuring ROI more difficult.

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First Party Audience Data Monetization Company ArcSpan Technologies Releases Contextual APP Data Solution to Boost Publisher Revenue

Martech Series

ArcSpan’s next-gen audience monetization platform, Audience Engine strengthens publishers’ and retailers’ media revenue strategies as the digital advertising industry transitions away from the use of third-party cookies. “Publishers know their content and audience engagement levels the best.

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Amazon places its data clean room at the center of its adland charm offensive

Digiday

Included in this flurry of announcements are tools to assuage advertisers’ concerns around addressability, including point solutions to aid campaign planning, tackle media fragmentation, and shore up measurement – all growing priorities amid the decline of identifiers such as third-party cookies. ”

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The WIR: Warner Bros. Discovery Launches a Unified Data Offering, YouTube Q1 Ad Revenues Top $8 Billion, and Study Shows TV is Doing More with Less

VideoWeek

The study also showed that TV has an average full profit ROI of £5.61 By comparison, online video (predominantly YouTube) has an average full profit ROI of £3.86 Now it says it expects to start ramping up cookie deprecation “starting early next year”. Conducted alongside PwC, the study found that ad spend on CTV devices (£1.2

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Predictions From the C-Suite: What’s in Store for 2023?

VideoWeek

Meanwhile the continued deprecation of the third-party cookie in Chrome, the increasing focus on social responsibility, and further fragmentation across the TV landscape creates new avenues for how best to use data and monetise a growing content pool. . and demonstrate the ROI of their investments.

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