Trying to reach EU audiences across ad channels, and remain compliant? 🌟 Exciting news! 🌟 We're thrilled to announce that we support privacy-conscious ad targeting in the EU through a combination of our integration with the European Unified ID (EUID) through The Trade Desk and our compliance features tthat enforce universal opt-outs and adhere to regional data laws. Features include: - Universal opt-outs: Apply field-level governance filters to prevent opted-out IDs from being shared with ad platforms. - Regional Data Processing: In-transit data is processed using the appropriate regional data center, preventing the movement of data across borders and ensuring regional compliance. - Enhanced Addressability: Once data is transferred, advertisers can activate EUID to reach larger addressable audiences across Europe in a privacy-conscious way. Stuart Colman, Senior European Director of Identity at The Trade Desk, comments: “Hightouch provides its clients with a simple and direct way to activate this new currency so they can benefit from the increased efficiency of their digital advertising on the open internet.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/e5SbyJCn
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As cookie deprecation deadlines loom across the industry, advertisers are increasingly looking for sustainable solutions to solve the reach crisis in the open marketplace. Brands can only reach 30% of available audiences in current OMP buying, and as third-party cookie audience volumes deprecate further in 2024, publishers and advertisers alike must look towards future-facing solutions that can bridge this gap whilst respecting consumer privacy. Early adopter advertisers and publishers that recognise this and collaborate on strategies are best placed to win in the new world, where shifting towards direct pathways and data partnerships enables both sides to build future-proof audiences and consumer reach outside of cookie identifiers. If you’d like to know more about how Permutive can help, read our latest piece in Advertising Week and get in touch 👍 https://lnkd.in/eFFT5Kfg
Solving the Advertising Reach Crisis
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The Trade Desk announced that its open-sourced identity resolution solution - Unified ID 2.0 - has reached a "critical mass of adoption". #UID2 aims to work across all digital #advertising channels (not just a few walled gardens) and will address audience targeting and measurement more effectively than 3rd party cookies. Recent UID2 distribution deals with large media companies opening their properties to #programmatic tech includes Fox, Roku, DirecTV, Pandora and Spotify. Much of the distribution focus has been on #CTV and audio inventory where users are logged in. For more information on this topic, check out the article below. #ctvadvertising #audioadvertising #programmaticads #programmaticadvertising #programmaticmedia #adtech #premiuminternest #programetrix https://lnkd.in/gXh-kZ3t
The Trade Desk Says UID2 Has Now Reached ‘Critical Mass’ | AdExchanger
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Morning everyone! New week, new updates in the world of advertising! As companies start to explore the world of cookieless audiences, it has shown to be quite interesting. Recent tests, like those from Raptive on Chrome's cookieless ads, indicate a significant shift in ad performance metrics. This change highlights the evolving need for innovative data strategies in the absence of traditional cookies. It's a critical time for advertisers and marketers to reassess and adapt their approaches to ensure efficient targeting and privacy compliance. Embracing alternative IDs and new tech like Privacy Sandbox APIs could be key. #DigitalMarketing #DataStrategy #AdTech #Innovation https://lnkd.in/eRq_qtyX
Early Tests Of Cookieless Chrome Ads Are Encouraging, But Don't Get Too Excited | AdExchanger
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All the #digital news you need to know this week: Watchdog’s ad awareness campaign increases #consumer trust 🤝 #Google complies with DMA: New features for European #shopping searches 🛒 What’s the deal with the latest #TikTok ban? 📱 New tools in GA for more insightful measurement of campaigns 📊 And much more... https://hubs.la/Q02qzR6k0 #adawareness #asa #digitalmarketingnews
Digital News to Watch: Watchdog's ad awareness campaign increases consumer trust | Modo25
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A lot of news this week! This one got me thinking of the future of programmatic and more importantly measurement! With all these developments the feeling that media tactics are falling back to old school TV strategies gets stronger. With that, i continue to fall back on incrementality being the preferred tool to truly gauge the impact of media. So, here's the scoop: Google Chrome is setting the stage to phase out third-party cookies by the end of this year with its Privacy Sandbox initiative. And according to a recent deep-dive by the IAB Tech Lab, this move is about to seriously shake up the world of real-time bidding and, in turn, the entire programmatic advertising and measurement landscape. Out of 44 digital ad use cases they looked into, only a handful seem to survive under the new Privacy Sandbox rules. Talk about a game changer, right? Here's the deal: The changes are meant to protect user privacy, but they're also putting the brakes on a lot of the tools and tricks we've relied on for years, like audience targeting and detailed ad reporting. We're at a crossroads where the old ways of doing things in the programmatic space just won't cut it anymore. What does this mean for all of us in the ad world? It's time to roll up our sleeves and get creative. We're looking at a future where our go-to strategies for targeting and measuring need a serious makeover. The big question on everyone's mind is: How do we move forward in this new, cookie-less world while keeping our campaigns effective and our measurements accurate? The conversation between the big players, like the IAB Tech Lab and Google, and the rest of us is more critical than ever. It's not just about hashing out the tech details; it's about figuring out how to reshape digital advertising in a way that respects user privacy without throwing advertisers and publishers under the bus. As we navigate these choppy waters, staying open to innovation and ready to pivot our strategies will be key. The future of programmatic advertising and precise measurement might look different, but hey, isn't a little challenge what keeps things interesting? Let's keep the dialogue going and tackle these changes head-on, together. #ProgrammaticAdvertising #DigitalMarketing #PrivacySandbox #AdTech #CookielessFuture
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What’s next for digital advertising after the deprecation of the cookie? Come explore alternative identifiers and strategies for reaching your audience effectively as we transition into a new era! https://lnkd.in/dmHAFUw8
The Future of Digital Advertising After the Deprecation of Third-Party Cookies
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Third-party cookies are out, leaving advertisers to face new challenges in ad tracking and effectiveness. But this change also opens the opportunity to innovate and adopt privacy-first strategies. Discover how to future-proof advertising strategies and continue engaging audiences effectively in a cookieless world in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eV-iTjSa #DigitalAdvertising #AdTech #CookieDeprecation https://lnkd.in/ghTbPfAh
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The IAB had warned industry leaders that they were highly unprepared in 2023 for the upcoming cookie apocalypse. Reading that publishers are still not prioritizing third-party data alternative solutions is highly concerning, especially now that the cookie deprecation has started. #publishers can keep waiting til the last minute, but one day, finding an alternative will no longer be optional, and by then, the ones who implemented proper solutions will have already climbed to the top of the food chain... #cookies #advertising
Some #publishers may be seeing enough results from alternative IDs to start prioritizing specific third-party cookie replacements. But agency executives say it’s still too early to definitively declare which alt IDs the buy side is getting behind. “At this point in time, we’re not prioritizing any specific identifier solution,” said Josje van den Bos, dentsu’s head of addressable media, who typically works from a global perspective. “Since we tend to work for a large number of really big advertisers, it is key for us to not really exclude or prioritize one over the other, but to offer bespoke solutions where required.” In this piece by Kayleigh Barber, we also speak to Zack Sullivan of Future, and Ian Meyers of Sincera.
Ad buyers say it’s still too early for them to pick which alternative IDs to prioritize
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Hey LinkedIn fam! 🌟 Just stumbled upon a fascinating read about optimizing ad delivery on Facebook. Here's the scoop: - Ad sets are the backbone of Facebook ad optimization, guiding budget, schedule, and targeting for each ad. - Political ads are now required to undergo authorization for increased transparency. - Thinking of including a Page Mention in your ad? Make sure to utilize Facebook's ad tools for this feature. - Exciting changes are coming! Meta plans to halt ad delivery to youth in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland soon. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gn_Y53Kz
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Yang Han, cofounder and CTO at StackAdapt, stresses the need for consistency in ID bridging in a recent AdMonsters article. He advocates for a Universal ID to identify users across multiple platforms, creating a unified data pool for improved ad targeting. Dive into his expert analysis here: https://lnkd.in/griK73SJ #AdTech #IDBridging #Transparency #StackAdapt
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3moExcited about this, thanks Natalie and team!