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Why marketers should care about consumer privacy

Martech

is on the cusp of implementing a new national privacy law, the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA). The new law will have significant implications for marketers, who will need to ensure they are handling consumer data in a responsible and transparent manner. In this post we’ll cover: What is privacy in marketing?

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2022 Predictions: Data strategy and privacy

Martech

In the year ahead, successful marketers will be using data to initiate more communications while respecting consumers’ privacy. In many cases, one of the most important messages the brand will be communicating is how they are honoring a commitment to privacy. Read next: 2022 Predictions: Customer Experience & Digital Experience.

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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. With second-party data, marketers have more transparency and control. But there are problems with that approach.

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Do People Really Trust Your Company? There’s a Metric for That

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

LinkedIn hypothesized that the much higher, and growing, volume of roles in the aggregate bucket of Chief Public Relations Officer or Chief Technology Risk Officer suggests that many companies thinking about building trust as a differentiator are still centered heavily around data privacy and preventing content misuse.

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AIM Flash Interviews: Eyleen Fuhrmann, Account Executive at The Trade Desk

AdSquare Audiences in Motion

Elyeen Fuhrmann Eyleen Fuhrmann, Account Executive at The Trade Desk According to Eyleen, location data can also help to identify areas with high foot traffic and differentiate them from areas with almost no foot traffic. It’s very good to catch the user in those kinds of situations and location data can help us achieve this.”?—?Elyeen

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Using Intent Data to Determine Your B2B Buyers

LiveRamp

When looking at B2B intent data, it’s useful to evaluate it based on its intent source: whether it is individual- or company-level intent, the methodology for gathering the data, and privacy considerations. The content consumption by various readers can then be allocated to these categories or topics and aggregated at the company level.

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12 Key Questions and the Answers You Should Expect When Choosing the Right B2B Sales Data Partner in 2024

SalesIntel

Many data providers primarily source their information from publicly available online sources, employing AI-driven modules to aggregate data points. These tools empower marketers and sales leaders to not only understand the broad strokes but also to discern the subtle nuances that differentiate segments.