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Marketing Privacy and Security Predictions for 2022

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On the marketing privacy and security front in 2022, things are going to get worse – and better. Progress isn’t always positive, but it is relentless and there are always people and organizations pushing to make that progress beneficial to consumers and marketers alike. Get Your Privacy Policies In Order.

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Privacy and the Modern Marketer

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If you missed my predictions for marketing and privacy in 2022 last month, you can find them here. The largest of marketers will have enough first-party data to keep their marketing machines humming. And smaller marketers like us become collateral damage. Not that I don’t need dance lessons.

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Smart Speakers, Marketing and Whose Privacy Is At Stake

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As consumers become more comfortable using voice search queries on their mobile devices and smart speakers, both B2B and B2C marketers should be considering how this channel will impact their work, whether its Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant. Comfort with Privacy. Who Owns Your Marketing Data? Comfort with Technology.

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Are Consumer Attitudes Toward Privacy Changing?

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If so, what does it mean for B2C and B2B marketers? Unless you’re at least a little geeky about privacy and digital marketing, the DuckDuckGo search engine probably would not be on your radar. Which means that marketers aren’t getting the data they expect. Where does that leave us as marketers?

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Data Privacy Compliance as Competitive Advantage

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This creates an opportunity for savvy digital marketers, even as increased regulation has created headaches and costs. Marketers Need Legal Support in Privacy Compliance. Details that seem minor to a marketer can be major issues in legal terms. Let’s look at those costs and headaches first.

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What Marketers Can Learn From Facebook’s Privacy Mess

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In my work at SoloSegment and with individual clients, I spend tons of time working at the intersections of marketing, artificial intelligence, data, and privacy. Don’t misunderstand, I’m not opposed to government regulating customer privacy, election integrity, or use of customer data. I suspect the same is true for you too.

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Are you ready for GDPR, Europe’s upcoming data privacy requirements?

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Privacy is probably one of the least appealing topics in marketing. Most B2B marketers have customers worldwide. The interesting thing about this new regulation is, it’s not about marketing per se. As business sellers, we may be in somewhat better shape than our consumer marketing counterparts. Linnette J.

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