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How B2B  Marketers Are Preparing For A Cookieless World

Envy

Add to this the use of fingerprinting, a type of online tracking that’s arguably more invasive than cookie-based tracking, as it creates a unique profile of users based on their devices, software, add-ons, and even preferences - and it is a whole other ballgame. What else should you know about boosting ROAS? Image via Google.

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Retargeting and addressability in the new privacy-first programmatic landscape

Liveintent

This has driven tech giants, like Apple and Google, to take action to deprecate third-party cookies and implement features in their tech that obfuscate user data and activity in the name of consumer privacy. Without third-party cookies, marketers will have a more challenging time placing frequency caps on their ad campaigns.

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Demystifying data driven advertising

Choozle

A few years ago, the main job of a marketer was to make attractive ads, billboards, and engaging taglines, but the digital age forced the marketers to adapt and to use technology to dispense their messages. In-store purchases, the frequency of purchases, motor vehicle registration, voting behavior, and so on. Social networks (e.g.,