Get the Update: https://ow.ly/51Z650SIJo8 Google announced yesterday that they'll be keeping cookies in Chrome after all. What does this news mean for #paidmedia in #pharmamarketing? Our media experts share their insights about the breaking news on the blog. Get the update now!
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Despite Google's delay on the removal of third party cookies, advertisers are still preparing for the day they officially become a thing of the past. Our latest blog post delves into the effective solutions available to help advertisers navigate a cookieless future. Learn more about addressability options: https://lnkd.in/eRNPzxNB #cookieless #cookies #addressability
Programmatic Advertising in a Cookieless World: Solutions & Strategies — Sharethrough
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🔥Hot off the presses🔥 It’s time to stop thinking about cookie deprecation. Google shocks us with the news that cookies will not be going away, so what does this mean for advertisers moving forward? Check out our medium article for the full story, and how to take advantage of this change: https://lnkd.in/ePNZKfPv
Google’s U-Turn on Cookies & What Comes Next
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Google cookie reversal: Google's cookie crumbles! 🍪 The tech giant has reversed its decision to ditch third-party cookies. This seismic shift will undoubtedly spark a wave of reactions from consumers. Will it sweeten the digital advertising pie, or leave a bitter taste? Check out our blog down below for more information. https://lnkd.in/evrBK9AZ #googlecookies #cookiereversal #digitaladvertising #privacyconcerns
Google's Cookie Reversal: Implications for the Digital World - MiStone
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You will have seen the news about Google abandoning their plans to deprecate third-party cookies but I remain looking on the bright side. In the last few years the advertising world, and we at ROAST have been preparing, adapting and innovating for this change. Was this a waste? No. We’ve all become better advertisers for it. The deprecation of 3rd party cookies maybe scrapped, but we are still moving towards a privacy-first world, relying more on 1st party cookies, advanced analyses such as Media Mixed Modelling (MMM) and sophisticated tracking solutions such as server-side tracking. These are not in vain and will help us get more out of our data. Check out what our Head of Biddable George Stolton thinks: https://lnkd.in/eZKu45K9
Google keeps third-party cookies on Chrome, so what does it mean for advertisers? | We Are Roast
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Google has delayed its plans to eliminate cookies once again, now aiming for 2025. This decision hardly surprised the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), especially after seeing Forrester's 2023 report. Turns out, half the marketers around the globe were skeptical of Google's commitment to deprecate the third-party cookie. I got to share my perspectives on this development with the ANA alongside some great marketing thinkers like Marçal Serrate, Edik Mitelman, Grégory CORNUZ, Ryan Stewart, Ben Cicchetti and Wilfried Schobeiri. #privacyfirst #adtech #advertising
What These Marketing Leaders Think About Google’s Latest Cookie Postponement
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Google has made a pivotal announcement for advertisers by deciding to keep third-party cookies operational after years of speculation about their phase-out. This decision ensures the continuity of current advertising strategies while highlighting the need to balance effective marketing with consumer privacy concerns. What does this mean for data collection methods, consumer privacy, and the future of digital marketing? How will the upcoming privacy alternatives in Chrome impact the advertising industry, and where will all the previous preparations for the cookie phase-out lead? In the latest coverage on Social Samosa, industry experts take a stand on the implications of this decision and shed light on how advertisers can stay ahead by proactively investing in privacy-focused technologies. Dive into the insights and share your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/gVNDuQT4 #Google #Cookies
Advertisers relieved as Google retains cookie phase-out, but what about consumer privacy?
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Check out our thinking in MediaPost's article about what marketers should be considering regarding reach, frequence and performance as cookies are deprecating 👇. #adform #changethegame
What does cookie deprecation mean to you? As Google begins the process of eliminating third-party cookies, our team is focusing on the impact on your reach, frequency, and performance. Adform's Joseph L. Dressler shares with MediaPost what marketers should be considering as this process continues to roll out. https://lnkd.in/e9W-Du9x #adform #CookielessFuture #cookieless
Google Chrome's Third-Party Cookie Phaseout Forcing Industry To Adapt
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It's what everyone's talking about - Google decided not to sunset third-party cookies in Chrome after all! 🤯🍪 But is this a win for advertisers? How does it really impact your marketing team? Dive in to find out! https://hubs.la/Q02J57890 #adtech #digitalmarketing #cookies
Google Cancels Cookies Deprecation: Impact on Advertisers
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Google's decision to keep cookies optional in Chrome is a surprising twist in the ongoing saga of digital privacy and advertising. This major reversal is likely to send shockwaves through the advertising industry, as many have already begun to brace themselves for a cookieless future. For advertisers, this change means a temporary sigh of relief. Cookies have been a cornerstone of digital advertising, allowing for targeted ads and personalized user experiences. Google is providing a lifeline to advertisers who rely on this technology for data-driven marketing strategies. #DigitalPrivacy #GoogleCookies #Advertising
Google to keep cookies—what the major reversal means for advertisers
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Our latest blog dives into Google's cookie reversal & what it means for Pubs. 5 Key Takeaways: 1 - Google's initial plan to deprecate cookies by 2022 faced significant challenges and delays. 2- Proposed alternatives like FLoC and Topics API were met with criticism from privacy advocates and competitors. 3- The decision to keep cookies is seen as a response to pressure from advertisers, regulators, and technical difficulties. 4- This move highlights the complex balance Google must maintain between privacy concerns and its advertising business. 5- Publishers and marketers need to prepare for a future less reliant on third-party cookies, focusing on alternatives like contextual advertising and first-party data. Read the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/g292RDJj
Google's Cookie Will Live On (For Another Day)
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