What The Cancellation of Cookie Deprecation REALLY Means…
After Google dropping the bombshell that they’re abandoning the third-party cookie deprecation plan for Chrome, there’s been a lot of speculation about what happens next.
24th January 2023
Few within the marketing industry, or even those simply perusing LinkedIn, could’ve avoided hearing about ChatGPT – the latest rage in Artificial Intelligence (AI) that uses deep learning to produce “human-like” text. Gaining two million users within fourteen days of its inception, ChatGPT is effectively a ‘large learning model’ with the remarkable ability to respond to complex questions in a conversational way.
After Google dropping the bombshell that they’re abandoning the third-party cookie deprecation plan for Chrome, there’s been a lot of speculation about what happens next.
Google has recently announced that they’re scrapping the deprecation of third party cookies on Chrome, planning to roll out a new and updated solution that ‘elevates user choice’ allowing people to make an informed choice across their web browsing (that users will be able to adjust at any time).
According to Don Draper, advertising is based on one thing: happiness. That lesson still holds true even with the advent of addressable media, data science, adtech, martech, and now GenAI. We advertisers still strive to make our clients and their customers happy using advertising to inform, delight, entertain, and ultimately capture more market share. But this happiness is no longer led by martini-fueled lunches and swag; it’s based entirely off of data.
Article Update: Despite Google scrapping the deprecation of third-party cookies, privacy initiatives and first-party data should still remain your priority. Everything discussed in the article below is still applicable.
D-Day is coming (if a little delayed… again), and third-party cookies are on their way out, birthing a new era of digital advertising focused on privacy and consumer centricity.
July is upon us, and with it brings the return of Amazon’s yearly flagship event, Prime Day – a 48 hour extravaganza where shoppers, especially Prime members, get access to a wide range of deals from brands all over the world. Running from the 16th to the 17th July (this year) the online giant’s 7th Prime Day offers a vast window of opportunity for all Amazon advertisers to skyrocket their sales.
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