Today is D-Day for marketers to voice their take on Google’s alternative to third-party cookies for the U.K.’s Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA).
February 27, 2024

As CMA's Privacy Sandbox Probe gathers momentum, here’s what marketers must know

Today is D-Day for marketers to voice their take on Google's alternative to third-party cookies for the U.K.'s Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA).

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  • MFAs carry a loose definition and media buyers are split on how to go about removing them from their clients' programmatic budgets.
  • Though only 5% of marketing budgets are typically allocated toward reaching multicultural audiences, Parker Morse says that's no longer viewed as a cap, but a starting spot.
  • As C-Suites look for growth through M&A, questions emerge for marketers at those companies: What happens to the brands?
  • For many esports companies, profitability has long been a concern for the future, not the present. But this is no longer the case for the league operator Blast, which officially turned a profit in 2023 — or so it claims.
  • Companies like Nestlé, Walmart and Procter & Gamble have doubled down on their efforts around employee benefits.
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Today is D-Day for marketers to voice their take on Google’s alternative to third-party cookies for the U.K.’s Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA).
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MFAs carry a loose definition and media buyers are split on how to go about removing them from their clients’ programmatic budgets.
With a cluttered mobile landscape, most ads are easily skipped or scrolled past — contributing to wasted ad spend.
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Though only 5% of marketing budgets are typically allocated towards reaching multicultural audiences, Parker Morse says that’s no longer viewed as a cap, but a starting spot.
Digital advertising has shifted from predefined audience targeting to adopting more sophisticated, custom AI-driven methods.
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As C-Suites look for growth through M&A, questions emerge for marketers at those companies: What happens to the brands?
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User data is essential to advertisers, which means publishers and brands are still racing to adjust to an imminently post-third-party cookie world.
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Blast’s expansion is an encouraging sign for the broader competitive gaming industry, particularly given the ongoing “esports winter.”
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Companies like Nestlé, Walmart and Procter & Gamble have doubled down on their efforts around employee benefits.
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