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Should brands compensate consumers for their data?
As brands increasingly adopt tactics to collect first-party data, questions arise about the value of compensating consumers for their data and how such practices might influence customer loyalty and trust.
How the right audience data can future-proof your marketing strategy
Personalisation, first party data, and ID agnostic solutions that go beyond third-party cookies should be essential elements of a forward-looking marketing strategy, says Eyeota’s Trent Lloyd
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How brands can build consumer trust in the post-cookie era
Spark Foundry's Rachida Murray says that the focus for brands should shift from technology to strategy and data collection and ultimately land at relationship-building.
How to move beyond the first-party data frenzy
While the lure of owning first-party data might seem tempting, it's important to go beyond the hype and truly assess if your business is ready to do so. Publicis India's Anil Pandit opines.
How cookie deprecation will further disadvantage diverse publishers
While data privacy is a commendable goal, it’s worth considering the outsized impact of cookie loss on minority-owned and -focused outlets.
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Cookies deprecation begins
Google will roll out Tracking Protection, a new feature that limits cross-site tracking by restricting website access to third-party cookies by default for 1% of its users.
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