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Adopting consent-based analytics for long-term marketing success

Martech

Apart from the EU, various privacy laws in the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia and other regions require notifying users about using cookies at least in your privacy policy or through an opt-out banner if any personal information is being collected. Make sure it integrates with your analytics solution.

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Web analytics is badly broken 

Martech

Years ago, I was working with an ecommerce team that would hire and fire based on what they saw in their Google Analytics dashboard. The reason for this is one word: privacy. A 2021 study from YouGov suggests that most countries are registering a maximum 60-70% cookie banner acceptance rate.

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HubSpot’s July releases: A manager’s guide

Martech

Your team may need to complete clean-up work on past campaigns to use this field for historical reporting. As a manager, you’re likely responsible for ensuring your team’s work complies with an alphabet soup of privacy laws that require blocking cookies until consent is given.

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How User Privacy Impacts Your Content Strategy

ClearVoice

Concerns over user privacy are at the forefront of navigating the online world. Brands must also track changes to privacy laws to remain informed and to protect users. Brands must also track changes to privacy laws to remain informed and to protect users. Content creators consider where to place these policies.

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A Look at the Colorado Privacy Act: Predictions on the Future of User Data Protection

Convert

This past July, Colorado passed the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) , making it the fourth state to enact comprehensive privacy legislation in the US, after California, Nevada, and Virginia. What Do All These Privacy Laws Have in Common? The CPA is similar to other privacy laws like GDPR, California’s law, and Virginia’s.

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What SaaS Companies Need to Know About the CCPA

Golden Spiral

The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) was enacted in June 2018 with the fundamental goal to protect consumers’ personal data by regulating and enforcing business compliance regarding collection and use of that information. GDPR and CCPA require that everyone who has a website also has a publicly available privacy policy.

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A step back: IDFA’s impact on the advertising ecosystem

ClickZ

IDFA essentially works like a cookie except it lives within a mobile app. In the early days of the web, advertising was focused on posting general banner ads that often had little relevance to users beyond some contextual targeting. Apple’s new policy on IDFA could easily lead to more concentration of power in the digital world.