For many years, brands and advertisers have been tracking website visitors to collect data that helps them target ads to the right audience.Nonetheless, cookies are facing a phase out due to growing limitations from regulators, tech players, and users themselves. This has meant redefining online data collection, activation, and measurement while meeting users’ expectations for more privacy.Marketers must adapt; this is why we release a two part guidebook to answer the numerous questions arising with this new post-cookie era and prepare them for a smooth transition.
Cookies are small pieces of code that are added to users’ web browsers while visiting websites. The information they contain delivers a customized user experience, as it remembers previous internet actions, such as log-in information, location settings, and more. Thus, advertisers use cookies to collect data in order to have the most relevant and targeted content to specific audiences.
The first part’s objectives are:
The second part’s objectives are:
Click here to download the first part of our guidebook:https://get.fifty-five.com/roadmap-to-the-post-cookie-era-part1/And here to complete your reading with the second part:https://get.fifty-five.com/roadmap-to-the-post-cookie-era-part-2/Happy reading!
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