In the latest edition of our Confessions series, where we exchange anonymity for candor, a data marketer at a large CPG company explains how they are navigating regulation and cookie upheaval.
March 02, 2020

In the latest edition of our Confessions series, where we exchange anonymity for candor, a data marketer at a large CPG company explains how they are navigating regulation and cookie upheaval. Read more below.

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In the latest edition of our Confessions series, where we exchange anonymity for candor, a data marketer at a large CPG company explains how they are navigating regulation and cookie upheaval.
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The brewer’s sales in China have become an unlikely casualty of the coronavirus, but strong DTC demand there has helped ease the strain.
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At the Digiday Video Advertising Summit in Palm Springs, California, we asked ad executives about their confidence in the current state of digital video metrics.
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Beyond Ads
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At the Digiday Brand Summit, five prominent marketers told us their biggest concerns. The challenges they discussed included adapting to emerging platforms and the difficulty of scaling influencer campaigns.
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The GDPR Impact
Advertisers want to know their advertising is working for them, meaning a move beyond conversion metrics into real-world effectiveness measures is inevitable in the absence of third-party cookies.
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Marketing on Platforms
Nextdoor plans to offer a self-serve ad platform and broaden its appeal to a wider range of advertisers and agencies.
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Industry leaders believe podcast advertising revenue will reach $ 1 billion this year.
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