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Seven Ways to Increase Your Brand Influence

Webbiquity

Rather than spend all their time, money, and focus on promoting a website built for the world of the 2010s (or worse, the 2000s), companies can create an updated website easily with a website builder to use as the central point for the brand. Brands are so much more than just logos and slogans.

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Data Security is a Problem Marketers Must Help Fix

Customer Experience Matrix

One bit of good news is that CIOs are spending more on security , prioritizing access management and remote enablement. Marketers can also take a closer look at privacy compliance projects, which often require tighter controls on access to customer data. Insecure work-from-home practices during the pandemic only add new risk.

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Legal Versus Ethical: Web Scraping Edition

Webbiquity

Legally, website owners can prevent access to a website by explicitly prohibiting the same in the “Terms of Service” or “Terms of Use” policy posted on the website. The second consideration is to prevent the use of data in a way that violates the privacy of other people. Breach of contract. Conclusion.

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Seven Essential Digital Marketing Tips for 2021 (And Beyond)

Webbiquity

One study found that for every $1 you spend on email marketing, you earn $44. Be aware of data regulation policies. With multiple privacy laws being enforced by different countries, this challenge just gets larger and thornier. Staying updated on data privacy laws is the first step. Use email marketing to maximize sales.

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[Podcast] The Impact of Apple Privacy Changes on Digital Marketing

Porch Group Media

Last year, Apple made changes to its privacy policies, which have had a huge ripple effect, fundamentally changing the digital marketing space. The impact based on earnings reports from major social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and others, revealed a $278-billion fallout from Apple’s privacy changes.

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ZoomInfo Data Passport: Privacy-First, Expanded in Europe

Zoominfo

For sales or marketing professionals, planning go-to-market efforts in Europe and the UK without reliable B2B contact data and software solutions is like traveling without a passport: You’ll spend a lot of time and money, but you won’t get very far. And we provide industry-leading data privacy measures so you can rest easy about compliance.

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Metaverse dangers: How to protect brands from the dark side

Sprout Social

There isn’t much regulation at the moment, which has led to inconsistent expectations and user experiences, especially surrounding security and privacy best practices. According to a Sprout survey of 300 marketers responsible for their brands social media strategy, 64% cite data, privacy and brand safety as concerns within the metaverse.