As digital advertising evolves towards a cookieless future, advertisers need to know what they can do today to plan successful campaigns when third-party data sources are eliminated.
In a world where B2B buyers are already increasingly wary of disclosing personal details and freely consenting to tracking, the challenge of reaching and engaging audiences is more critical than ever.
In this session, Demandbase’s Gareth Noonan, General Manager of Advertising, and Jennifer Hughes, Principal Digital Expert, will share the evolution of B2B advertising strategy amid Google’s fundamental changes to the web-based digital experience.
Discover innovative strategies for targeting and measuring success in a cookieless world, ensuring your campaigns remain effective and relevant as Google continues to phase out third party cookies.
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DGR_Digital Advertising Strategies for a Cookieless World_Presentation.pdf
1. Digital Advertising
Strategies for a Cookieless
World
Jennifer Hughes
Principal Digital Expert
Gareth Noonan
General Manager,
Advertising
2. Why is this important to digital marketers?
This impacts:
Targeting Measurement
3. Why is this important to digital marketers?
…to grouping those users into more
privacy-safe cohorts based on
similar behaviors.
Moving from targeting and
measurement of individuals…
users interested in marketing, international
travel and mountain biking
user visited Martech Zone, Lonely Planet
and Mountain Bike Reviews Forum
4. Why is this important to digital marketers?
Source: https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share
65% of web traffic is via Google Chrome
5. Background | Setting up the stage
August 2019:
Google introduced Privacy
Sandbox including FLoC
and FLEDGE
June 2021:
Google announced
delay until 2023
July 2022
Google announced
delay until EOY 2024
May 2023:
Google announced they'll
begin disabling third party
cookies for 1% of randomly
selected users in Q1 2024
January 2022
Google introduced Topics
API, replacing FLoC
January 2020:
Google initially announced Chrome will fully
phase out third party cookies in two years
and said they’re working with the W3C to
gather industry feedback
April 2023
Google rebranded FLEDGE
to Protected Audience API
January 2024
Google started disabling
third party cookies
6. Google starts disabling Third Party Cookies
Sources: https://developers.google.com/privacy-sandbox/blog/cookie-countdown-2023oct?hl=en
https://privacysandbox.com/open-web/
● Process started January 2024
○ ~3.22 billion Chrome users worldwide
○ 1% of randomly selected Chrome users
(approx 32M users)
○ Plan to fully phase out third party
cookies by the end of 2024
● Users can opt-in themselves
via Tracking Protection
○ When enabled, it automatically cuts off
a website’s access to third party cookies