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Goodbye to cookies: Digital advertising’s leap in the dark

Martech

We see great click-through rates and conversion rates from Bing. With all its extensive reach and publisher properties, it hasn’t lost the ability to cookie people. You can still have first-party cookies, so a publisher can still target and build profiles against its own users.”

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Is Google Analytics going away? What marketers need to know

Martech

The challenge is going to be how to continue building your audience online without them. Meanwhile, rest assured that first-party cookies will still work. The following formats and channels are not affected by cookie industry changes: In-App inventory. Another option is to shift toward first-party data.

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Server-side measurement: What is it really good for?

Martech

The so-called “cookie apocalypse” does not only impact third-party cookies. Safari and Firefox are already limiting certain aspects of the first-party cookies set directly by your website. What do cookies have to do with this? The popularity of first-party cookies.