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AI
What Should Mobile Marketers Know About the Android Privacy Sandbox Launch?
As Google’s Android Privacy Sandbox gears up for its anticipated 2025 launch, mobile marketers need to stay ahead of the curve. Remerge, a leading Demand Side Platform (DSP), is at the forefront of this transition, collaborating with Google and other ad tech partners, such as Verve, AppsFlyer, Adjust, and Singular, to ensure a seamless shift. Luckey Harpley, Staff Product Manager at Remerge, sheds light on what this means for the future of mobile marketing and how to navigate this new landscape.
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Marketers
Publicis Acquired Retail Tech With Agency Clients – And Now Those Agencies Want Out
Publicis has outperformed its agency holding company peers, including WPP, Omnicom, Dentsu and IPG, largely on the strength of its retail and ecommerce acquisitions. The Publicis commerce strategy will be put to the test, though, as agencies plan to curtail spending with Publicis-owned businesses. You read that right: agencies. Many of Publicis’ fastest-growing and most […]
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cookies
The Data Warehouse Has Replaced Many DMP Functions, but Is It Enough for Publisher Data Monetization?
As data privacy regulations evolve, publishers are centralizing data within warehouses, but is it enough for data monetization? With DMPs falling short, the future lies in purpose-built applications that enhance activation, streamline audience building, and support complex identity resolution and collaboration. Dive into the challenges and opportunities for sustainable revenue growth in this privacy-centric era.
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Data-Driven Thinking
Retail Media Has Its Own Last-Click Addiction – And The Problem With Add-To-Cart Rates
It’s widely accepted that last-click attribution is flawed. While publicly it’s much derided, however, privately it shows no sign of going anywhere. Unfortunately, retail media and commerce media have their own version of last-click addiction: add-to-cart (ATC) rates. And just like last-click attribution, it’s a metric not fit for consumption. It also highlights the real […]
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Most Read
Retail marketers react to Google’s cookie deprecation reversal
Cookie depreciation is no longer a looming threat, but retail marketers still need to prepare for shoppers opting out of tracking. Google’s recent announcement that it will not phase out third-party cookies gives retail marketers more time to adjust their marketing strategy and bolster their first-party data. Cookie-based advertising allows marketers to track consumers […]
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Data-Driven Thinking
Omnichannel Marketers Have Outgrown Third-Party Cookies, Even If Google’s Still Holding On
Google has finally bitten the bullet and decided not to kill off third-party cookies in Chrome. No doubt it will go down as a pivotal moment in the history of digital advertising. But it isn’t a decisive one. With so many variables at play, including data regulation, user privacy concerns and technological advancements, Google’s update […]
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Video Marketing
6 Principles for Engaging Video and CTV Audiences With Creative Campaigns
Six boxes to check to deliver video/CTV ads that cut through the noise and connect with customers.
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Online Advertising
A Google Ads Glitch Likely Triggered A Data Breach Within Google Merchant Center
Call it a major GMC oopsey. Google Merchant Center (GMC), Google’s hub for commerce advertising and analytics, has been accidentally cross-pollinating data – including unencrypted customer and product info – between accounts on the platform going back at least two weeks, according to three ecommerce consultants and ad agency execs who each manage numerous GMC […]
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AI
Conquering the Streaming Wars: An Advertisers’ Guide to Reaching Audiences in Fragmented Media
Mark Jung, Vice President of Product at Dstillery, explores how advertisers can effectively navigate streaming with strategies like CTV integration, AI targeting, and leveraging clean room data to reach and engage audiences.
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Behind the News
The Perils of Hashed IDs: FTC Reasserts They Are Not Anonymous
In a recent blog post, the FTC reiterated a critical privacy principle: hashed IDs are not anonymous. Despite some companies’ claims, hashing—a process that transforms data like email addresses or phone numbers into seemingly random strings—does not render data anonymous.