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Does Google’s FLoC alternative to third-party cookies make sense?

If the battery of addressability alternatives becomes too confusing, will contextual advertising resurge? Kim Davis on February 8, 2021 It’s common knowledge that Google Chrome will deprecate third-party cookies in the near future — likely in 2022. Possible alternatives to preserve addressability are being floated, among them initiatives springing from Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox. But are … Continue reading Does Google’s FLoC alternative to third-party cookies make sense? →

Isolation Blahs: Don’t Let Regulations Squelch Your Sense of Adventure

Kristin Zhivago — April 22, 2020 It’s quiet. Too quiet. A pandemic has put us in a strange cinematic twilight zone consisting of “don’t touch that,” and “home alone.” But just a few short months ago, you were the captain of your ship, living the interesting, goal-driven life of the entrepreneur. It was exciting. It … Continue reading Isolation Blahs: Don’t Let Regulations Squelch Your Sense of Adventure →

Google Ads Conversions-By-Time Reporting Makes Much More Sense

Google Ads Conversions-By-Time Reporting Makes Much More Sense by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 21, 2019 Google Ads recently introduced a reporting feature that allows marketers to see the actual time that conversions occur. Previously, conversions were reported by the date that the ad was clicked. It really didn’t matter when the purchase was … Continue reading Google Ads Conversions-By-Time Reporting Makes Much More Sense →