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		<title>A New Age for Marketing is Dawning</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Sue Hay]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Feb 2021 06:39:08 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The loss of cookies and walled gardens are changing marketing.  A new age is dawning and over the next few years dramatic changes are needed in martech to cope with these changes.]]></description>
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<p>The move by Google, which has already been implemented by Firefox and Safari, to remove support for cookies means a new age for marketing. This, together with Walled Gardens, means dramatic change for marketing technology.</p>



<p>  Data Management Platforms (DMP) are changing and will be able to extend their capabilities to take account of the new technologies introduced by Google in the next couple of years. </p>



<p>There will be a change to analysing aggregating and de-identified data. This is similar to other sources such as Facebook. Google&#8217;s intention for the&nbsp;<strong>Privacy Sandbox</strong>&nbsp; is to “Create a thriving web ecosystem that is respectful of users and private by default.”</p>



<p>Demand-side platforms, supply-side platforms, customer data platforms (CDPs), onboarders and data marketplaces&nbsp;will increase and thrive in the new environment. All these functions may be absorbed by DMPs. </p>



<p>Which means when deciding on a DPM, there are new questions to asking including:</p>



<ol><li>What alternate solution is the DMP providing for the demise of cookies?</li><li>Does the DMP have look-alike functionality?</li><li>What are the second and third-party sources used by the DMP?</li><li>Does the DMP have cross-device identity management allowing stitching profiles across all environments.</li><li>Does your DMP stitch the user journey?</li><li>Has the DMP a solution to Wall Gardens?  The rise of companies protecting their data has made marketing all that much harder. Even Google, Facebook and Amazon have walled gardens. </li><li>Is a Data Cleaning Room a feature of the DMP. This will allow a peak into the walled gardens to see how the ads of Google are performing.</li><li>Match rate testing is essential to enable ROI to be established accurately.</li></ol>



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