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Standardized Measurements, Collaboration Crucial to Retail Media’s Continued Growth

Retail TouchPoints

Retailers are all using privacy as a sledgehammer to maintain ownership of their profitability and their reporting, but these silos need to get broken down, and it starts with having a common taxonomy. At its core, incrementality tries to understand [the question]: if you didn’t see this ad, would you have made the purchase ?”

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The Dark Side of the Surveillance Economy and What Retailers Should Do About It

Retail TouchPoints

In recent years the price of these “free” tools has come into focus: loss of privacy, mental health issues, overconsumption that is having a grave environmental impact, political unrest and human rights violations, to name just a few. There are so many things that people still don’t even realize are happening.

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On International Privacy Day, celebrate your employees’ privacy

Forrester eCommerce

As we said in our privacy predictions for 2021, and is worth repeating as we celebrate International Privacy Day: now is the time to focus on your employees’ privacy. Regardless of […].

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How Gen AI is Reshaping our Understanding of User Intent

Retail TouchPoints

It’s pushing businesses to pivot from traditional methods of tracking and understanding user behavior to more ethical and privacy-centric approaches. While this poses a challenge, it’s also an opportunity to embrace cutting-edge technologies that provide deeper insights without compromising user privacy.

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Why Retailers’ Data Privacy Policies are the New Customer Experience

Retail TouchPoints

Brands have always focused on personal touches and customization for consumers, yet a recent eMarketer report found growing concerns around data privacy, with nearly nine out of 10 consumers saying it’s important to them. But there are glimpses of hope — the upcoming California Privacy Rights Act ( CPRA ) will be the closest thing the U.S.

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Navigating Google’s Third-Party Cookie Purge [Next Steps for Advertisers]

CPC Strategy

Google’s shift away from third-party cookies is a key moment in digital advertising’s ongoing move towards more privacy. This isn’t a new trend; more than half the browsers in use in the U.S., The evolving digital privacy scenario […] like Safari and Firefox, abandoned third-party cookies years ago.

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Data Shows Customers Might be Resistant to AI Shopping Recommendations — Here’s what C-Suite Executives Should Know

Retail TouchPoints

The problem is, consumers don’t seem to want them. And this problem will only become more intractable if consumers can’t shake their skepticism about AI. Leading brands such as Adidas, Oatly, Pizza Hut and T-Mobile trust us as their CMS. But the form that deflation has taken is still fairly surprising.