Tag: advertising
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Marketing Mix Modeling: Why Signal Loss is the Best Thing to Happen to You

As digital advertising undergoes seismic shifts driven by the deprecation of third-party cookies and tightening privacy regulations, Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) is experiencing a renaissance. Originally a staple of traditional media planning, MMM has re-emerged as a pivotal tool for advertisers navigating the complex landscape of signal loss. This resurgence carries significant implications for advertisers,…
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Innovid Acquisition Boosts Mediaocean. Now To Make Innvoid Profitable.

Today, November 21, 2024, Mediaocean announced its $525 million acquisition of Innovid. This purchase, which combines two prominent players in the buy-side AdTech ecosystem, signals strategic intent and carries both opportunities and challenges. Upsides for Mediaocean This deal unites Mediaocean’s robust omnichannel advertising infrastructure with Innovid’s cutting-edge connected TV (CTV) solutions. By combining the number…
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Likely Scenarios After Google’s About Face On Cookie Deprecation

There was much hand wringing in the industry over the last couple of days on how @Google’s announcement not to deprecate third-party cookies in #Chrome and instead give users a choice might be implemented exactly, and what the consequences might be for revenue. Let’s look at what Google has said precisely and then look at…
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Google: No Third-Party Cookie Deprecation After All?

Big news out of @Google’s Privacy Sandbox team. It “proposes” to not deprecate third-party cookies in #Chrome after all and instead give users the choice to ban cookies browser-wide. If this came to pass, it would be great news for just about everyone in the industry. Publishers would no longer have to fear losing 20%…
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The Top 6 Ad And Marketing Take-Aways From CES 2024

Google Privacy Sandbox: Signal Loss And Trepidation Nearly every conversation about advertising, marketing and media and entertainment at CES took place under the dread cloud of Google deprecating the use of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser for digital advertising. The company’s “Privacy Sandbox” introduced privacy-focused targeting solutions without relying on third-party cookies. The company…
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Google Begins 3rd-Party Cookie Deprecation – Fallout And Mitigation

After numerous delays, Google is getting serious about deprecating third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. Beginning in January 2024, the company will test its alternative privacy sandbox solution on 1% of all Chrome browsers, affecting about 30 million users worldwide. The plan is to extend that share to all browsers by the end of 2024.…