HTTP Archive published 12 chapters of its annual Web Almanac, revealing disparities between mobile and desktop web performance. The Almanac analyzes data from millions of sites to track trends in web technologies, performance metrics, and user experience. This year’s Almanac details changes in technology adoption patterns that will impact businesses and users. Key Highlights Mobile … Read more
We’ve been encouraging marketers to focus on developing a strategy to wean their media plans and martech stack off third-party (3P) cookies for some time (and we still are!) But if your organization hasn’t yet made it a top priority, Google’s countdown to phasing out third-party cookies in Chrome by Q3 2024 may be the … Read more
As internet browsers phase out third-party cookies, online advertisers seek new ways to target ads to customers without relying on current tracking methods. Transitioning To “Era Of Prediction” Google laid out its vision for a cookie-less future during a recent question-and-answer video from Radhika Mani, Google Display Ads’ Senior Product Manager. The video comes as … Read more
Google has announced it will begin phasing out support for third-party cookies in Chrome by disabling them for 1% of users starting in Q1 2024. This initial deprecation comes ahead of a broader phase-out for all Chrome users by Q3 2024. Third-Party Cookies Blocked For 1% Of Chrome Users Next Year Beginning in early 2024, … Read more
Listen NEW! Listen to article Sign in or sign up to access this audio feature! No worries … it’s FREE! Data has become the lifeblood of marketing, and there are changes on the horizon to how we can collect and use that data. The most recent SAS Customer Advisory Board meeting highlighted data deprecation—specifically, the … Read more
If the formula for measuring ROI is so straightforward, why do so many marketers struggle with it? They may be looking for their Y in the wrong place. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
When cookies are no more, we’ll need to get data directly from customers. The best way to do that? Offer great experiences in exchange for information. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
