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Lotame, the only flexible data solutions provider to future-proof connectivity and drive performance across all screens, today announced findings from a Banana Boat campaign to test performance and scale of programmatic audience targeting across environments both with and without third-party cookies. Beat viewability benchmark by 34%.
Buy-side, sell-side, and every other nook and cranny of the ad tech ecosystem raised alarm bells a few years ago when Google first announced the annihilation of the third-party tracking cookie. But that has not stopped publishers and advertisers from preparing for a post-cookie world, at least not most of them. and increased to 45.1%
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The format fills necessary gaps with threats of third-party cookie elimination and a growing need to reach customers where they are. First-party data is a viable solution for marketers wishing to distance themselves from third-party cookies and retail media is a reliable and secure source of first-party data.
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Attention isn’t just a viewability metric but rather a valuable cookieless solution. Viewability is table stakes; it creates an opportunity to be noticed. Over time, incentives and technology have transformed the valuable currency of viewability into a specification that can be gamed by the unscrupulous.
The loss of third-party cookies threatens to neuter a host of digital ad measurement tools. Viewability seeks to refine this further – taking total reach, and discounting any impressions where you can confidently say the ad was essentially ignored. . But many argue that these approaches fall short. BuzzFeed is one example.
Thankfully, Emodo Institute took a deep dive into the wonderful world of marketer KPIs to showcase just how dramatically they were affected by cookie and ID loss. So maybe there’s something to the argument that attention metrics will be a key measure for advertisers once the cookie finally takes its final breath.
Viewable impressions are demanded from the buy side and are being considered for measurement and analytics. It will help you understand why you should care about it, provide a reality check on the metric’s reliability in the upcoming years, and explain how to improve ad viewability and its benefits. But now it matters.
Viewable impressions are demanded from the buy side and are being considered for measurement and analytics. It will help you understand why you should care about it, provide a reality check on the metric’s reliability in the upcoming years, and explain how to improve ad viewability and its benefits. But now it matters.
DoubleVerify, the platform known for supporting ad viewability and brand safety and combatting ad fraud this week launched Custom Contextual targeting for its DV Publisher Suite. With the demise of cookies, more precise contextual advertising is one way to reach relevant audiences without infringing on privacy. Why we care.
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Google Chrome will deprecate third-party cookies, Privacy Sandbox will dominate the conversation, and media will continue having a major crisis, as years of removing friction between consumer and content has cratered the value chain. While 2023’s return to fiscal responsibility made for rough waters, it will pale in comparison to 2024.
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The technology uses a universal, cookie-free impression pixel that customers can add to digital campaign content to track reach, engagement and impact. Pixel technology has already been used in B2C, said Channel99 founder Chris Golec, but primarily to distinguish human and non-human impressions and evaluate viewability.
When publisher ad manager Mediavine did its Privacy Sandbox tests, latency skyrocketed and viewability plummeted, Yield from its ad […] The post Privacy Sandbox Isn’t Passing The Test appeared first on AdExchanger. Now that 1% of Chrome traffic is officially cookieless, publishers are finally testing the Privacy Sandbox.
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DoubleVerify, the platform known for supporting ad viewability and brand safety and combating ad fraud, launched Custom Contextual targeting for its DV Publisher Suite this week. With the demise of cookies, more precise contextual advertising is one way to reach relevant audiences without infringing on privacy.
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Gauging consumer attention with viewability and media quality metrics. Marketers are finding viewability metrics to be some of the most critical elements for measuring consumer attention levels. After all, if an ad isn’t meeting basic viewability standards, it will most likely not achieve high ROI.
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Cookie Free. As marketers prepare for the eventual demise of third-party cookies , contextual targeting offers a tried-and-tested, cookie-free solution that brands can ( and should! start testing and refining now. Cost-Efficient. Reach Niche Audiences.
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S2S is excellent for campaigns that require high viewability rates as ad rendering is much faster than that from client side header bidding. One of the significant challenges faced is cookie mismatch or cookie syncing latency. Client-side header bidding does not face the same problem since the cookies are stored in the browser.
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What’s the role of the OVP in a post-cookie world? When you’re starting from scratch in the post-cookie world, it takes a lot of time to compile enough data for it to be statistically significant as a contextual signal. That means we can prove, and improve, our methods so that they’re comfortably able to replace the cookie one day.
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Yet, without a sound targeting framework, delivering excellent ad exposure, encompassing viewability, impressions, and clicks, becomes challenging. Despite industry concerns about third-party cookie tracking and ID solutions, this holiday season emphasizes the value of a targeting strategy grounded in first-party data.
Our customers have consistently expressed interest in leveraging all cookie-alternative targeting tactics in one central location to easily understand which signal, whether alternative ID, contextual, or even publisher-defined signals, will deliver on their campaign objectives. Learn more about Connect here.
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Google retreated from planned extinction of third-party cookies. Even though the world without ,,cookie has not become reality, the effort we put into the development of first-party data, contextual advertising or content personalization has generated a lot of value. Viewability is important, will be important, but probably not enough.
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