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What’s Old is New Again in Digital Advertising

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As seismic shifts reshape the advertising industry, marketers are reinvesting in strategies that have stood the test of time. What shifts, exactly, are pushing advertisers back towards these old-school approaches? To meet these challenges, advertisers are testing new technological solutions to help them adapt.

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As cookies fade, more agencies make bets on consumer research panels — and their first-party data

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Especially when the biggest oil field — third-party cookies — is drying up. Clients, which include marketers and agencies, can bridge the divide between brand metrics, like awareness, favorability and purchase intent, to performance outcomes, like search, site visits and shopping, across their whole multimedia campaign.

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Overcoming signal loss in advertising

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Here’s how your advertising can avoid the pitfall of signal loss. These include the increased use of DNT (do not track) signals, NAI (Network Advertising Initiative) consumer opt-outs, cache clearing, and ad blockers – to name just a few. One of those challenges: signal loss. Signal loss isn’t new to marketers.

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Cookieless Advertising for B2B Marketers

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Over the past several years, digital advertisers have grappled with widespread signal loss due to a variety of factors, including Apple’s App Transparency, new digital advertising regulations , and increased privacy demands from consumers. What are the top considerations for B2B advertisers as we move towards a cookieless future?

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Innovations in Search and Social Advertising: December 2023/January 2024

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Google Has Started Phasing Out Third-Party Cookies [:02] Google has officially begun phasing out third-party cookies in Chrome. A new feature called Tracking Protection rolled out in January to roughly 1% of users globally, blocking cookies that track users’ browsing history across websites.

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Cookieless Advertising for Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Marketers

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From Apple’s App Tracking Transparency to consumer privacy demands and resulting regulatory action , digital advertisers have grappled with widespread signal loss in recent years. But 2024 will bring even more drastic change in this area, as Google finally deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome after numerous delays.

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Cookieless Advertising for CPG Marketers

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For nearly two decades, third-party cookies have helped advertisers understand audiences’ behaviors, create personalized advertising experiences to meet their needs, and measure the impact of their campaigns. What are the top considerations for CPG advertisers as we move towards a cookieless future?