NordVPN has found billions of ad tracking cookies leaked on the dark web. At least 1.5 billion were from the U.S.
More than half of data decision-makers said they're less confident about the data they receive from social platforms, an IAB survey found.
Generative AI will allow companies to build highly personalized consumer profiles with just a few bits of consumer data to target ads and follow behavioral patterns.
C-suite marketing leaders and CEOs tend to be more optimistic than lower-level decision makers about audience targeting without tracking cookies.
Forty-two percent of people ages 18 to 34 have switched companies or providers over data policies.
Seventy-four percent of ad budgets have been impacted by the economic downturn, and 47% of advertisers cite challenges with rising campaign costs, according to data from Accenture.
TikTok led across CPG categories for Gen Z, with Instagram the second-most influential social-media platform for product discovery and Facebook third, Gen Z was three times more likely to opt in to
tracking than Boomers and to receive more relevant ads when using online news and media sites, rather than opting out of tracking and receiving less relevant ads.
More than 80% of marketers plan to increase their retail media investment and 96% realize first-party data is vital to successful ad strategies, LiveIntent reports.
About half of online shoppers said they pay attention to ads for products that are on sale.
February ad spend was down 8.04% year-over-year, according to Tinuiti's report. Magna revised its 2023 U.S. ad-spending growth projection down from 3.7% to 3.4%, but expects a pick-up in investment in
the second half of the year driven by ad-supported video streaming.
More than half of executives in a recent survey by IDC agreed user tracking will soon become obsolete. Yet more than 40% are not familiar with targeting technologies other than advertising
identifiers.
DoubleVerify released findings from its research examining evolving cookie deprecation strategies and the shift toward user privacy and its impact on digital advertising.
Marketers are seven times more likely than average to say they saw lower campaign effectiveness because of the loss of consumer identifiers.
The digital advertising market is expected to support about five to 10 identifiers as replacements for third-party cookies.
Media professionals are not in sync with consumers' understanding of data privacy policies and concerns over how policies will impact work, and how companies navigate these changes.
But over half of marketers expect to use cookies as identifiers in two years, and slightly less expect to use email, a study by MMA Global and Boston Consulting Group finds.
Dstillery last week launched ID-free AI for cookieless ad targeting. The company will soon introduce a new version for health care.
The Advertiser Perceptions survey, released by the IAB this morning, shows ad execs are most optimistic about CTV due to the deprecation of cookies and mobile IDs.
Brands are already paying more to reach Apple customers after the iPhone maker introduced more privacy protections.
Business and marketing leaders are at a tipping point in terms of customer experience and engagement, says Deloitte's Barbara Venneman.
Global organizations across the industry are continuing the journey to future-proof technology and data stacks against coming privacy changes and build out a "cookieless measurement stack."
The ad industry had mixed reactions Wednesday to news that Google will not build alternate identifiers or use consumers in its products following the phaseout of third-party cookies. In a statement,
Network Advertising Initiative President/CEO Leigh Freund said privacy is a shared commitment, but should not be used as a barrier allowing platforms or tech companies to hold all data about online
activities. Advertising Research Foundation CEO/president Scott McDonald doesn't think the move will harm advertisers.
To maintain relevance and revenue the NYPost brand is doubling down on its core but very different franchises in sports and Page Six. As Stephanie explores - business models for each audience are
distinct and require innovations outside the usual ad-box. From live podcast tapings in local bars to branded cookies, viral clips of celeb interviews to collectible KISS cover wraps, it is all about
reimagining where, how and what munchable forms of media can make the biggest impact. NYPost's Director of Brand Strategy and Insights, Stephanie Kempadoo, discusses why they go with their strengths.