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What is First-Party Data and Why Focus on it in 2024

Smile.io

Without first-party data and server-side tracking, you might be losing potential loyal customers. What is first-party data? First-party data is information collected directly from your customers or website visitors. Examples included.

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What is the Difference Between First- and Zero-Party Data?

SheerID

Learn the differences between first-party data and zero-party data and how to use information to create personalized customer experiences.

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Future Forward: Zero-Party Data and the Evolution of Retail Advertising

Retail TouchPoints

2024 introduces distinct challenges for retail brands navigating data privacy amidst Google’s removal of cookies. Leading the charge in innovative, consent-driven strategies is the adoption of zero-party data , or data that consumers proactively share with a brand.

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Chase Launches Retail Media Network; Air Canada and Whataburger Among First Set of Clients

Retail TouchPoints

Chase Bank has launched a digital media business that “combines the scale and audience of a retail media network with the exclusive advantages of Chase’s first-party financial data, institutional credibility and precise targeting capabilities,” according to a company statement.

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With Retailers Thinking Like Media Owners, Media Owners Must Think Like Retailers

Retail TouchPoints

As the world moves away from third-party identifiers, retailers are using their own channels to unlock the potential of their valuable shopper audiences — so much so that retail media is now the fourth-largest advertising medium, according to data from WARC. But the advertising industry moves fast.

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A Beginner’s Guide to a Cookie-Free Marketing Strategy

Retail TouchPoints

Nobody seems to know what to do next. The same survey reports that 41% of marketers aren’t familiar with targeting methods other than third-party cookies or IDs. “I The Firefox and Safari browsers have already banned third-party cookies. First-Party Cookies Wait, weren’t we leaving cookies behind?

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Why Personalization Can Survive the Loss of Third-Party Cookies

Retail TouchPoints

The New Year saw a key step in the coming deprecation of third-party cookies, which have been one of marketers’ most powerful tools for tracking online activity for many years. Google’s move, along with increased privacy regulations (particularly in the EU), have put a premium on zero- and first-party data.