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Why marketers are giving second-party data a second look

ClickZ

Second-party data has evolved with privacy in mind, allowing brands to access login data, device information, geolocation data, interest-level information, and transaction data to enrich their own data and identity graphs. It isn’t simply aggregated registration data from services like Groupon, either.

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Revolutionizing Publishing With First-Party Data and AI

RebelMouse

Quick Catchup: Third-party data refers to information collected and aggregated by entities other than the company or organization directly interacting with users. This approach is a key differentiator for our solutions, and the reason we’re making breakthroughs that the rest of the industry is missing.

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Revolutionizing Publishing With First-Party Data and AI

RebelMouse

Quick Catchup: Third-party data refers to information collected and aggregated by entities other than the company or organization directly interacting with users. This approach is a key differentiator for our solutions, and the reason we’re making breakthroughs that the rest of the industry is missing.

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SMX East 2017 Day 1 – Online-to-Offline, Shopping, Display

QuanticMind

Here’s how this was done: Google’s o2o tools include store visits metrics, which track: Location history – Managed by first party opt-in to preserve privacy. The rise of store visit tracking also gave rise to privacy issues, particularly credit card tracking. Mapping – The same technology that powers Maps/Earth/Streetview.