GDPR IMPACT
to ANALYTICS & MARKETING
WAW - February 26, 2020
01
Understanding the Basics:
GDPR, Cookie Law, ITP
02 Cookie Law Impact
03 Trust and Ethics
04 The Future- Living without
cookies
GDPR
(General Data Protection Regulation)
Cookie Law
ITP
(Intelligent Tracking
Prevention)
• To protect people on the use
and storage of personal data
• Datatilsynet (DK)
• European Data Protection
Board (EU)
• ITP is a specification used in Safari
(and partly Firefox)
• Cookie based tracking expires
quickly
• Can not determine who previously
visited a website or who is new
• Erhvervsstyrelsen (DK)
• E-Privacy Directive (EU)
• Apple & Firefox
• To require consent from website
visitors to store or retrieve any
information on a computer,
smartphone or tablet
• To protect user privacy by preventing
cross-site tracking
• To set the expiration time and date
of cookies
PRIMARY
ISSUES
• Requirement for consent for
each purpose or technology
for which data is collected
• How to offer the right to
retract consent
• Effect to Re-marketing,
Programmatic
Advertising, Attribution
modelling
• Accept all ?, pre-ticked
boxes, active consent
definition
GOVERNIN
G
AUTHORITY
PURPOSE
Getting an Overview:
GDPR, Cookies and ITP
• With the exception of insurance companies at
89%, consent is about 98%
• Out of 4.8 million consents provided in the
last month and a half – only 2% opted out of
marketing and statistics
Tip
• After the DMI case – this will change
• Ask your digital analytics team and your
cookie service provider to track marketing
and analytics consent
Source: Cookie Information Jan 1 – Feb 13, 2020
Miilions
(-2%) 79.500 loss
Necessary Statistics/
Marketing
% Consent Approval
Cookie Consent:
What effects could we see last week?
4.81
4.73
Cookie Consent:
What effects can we see today?
• Cookies are small data files that are
saved on your computer or device
• Data is exchanged between the
website and user device
• Since 2011, cookie data exchange has
helped improve the website
experience
• Help saving passwords
• Help remember items in your basket
• Help to Personalize your visit
Tip
• Understand the data exchange and
the implications it has on your
business
Log file (not regulated)
3rd
party suppliers
GDPR regulated
Data Exchange
Data Governance:
How Cookie Law differs from GDPR
• As Cookie lifetime decreases – remarketing
will be less effective
• Advertisers need to examine remarketing
activities separately
• Examine the trends
Tip
• Test the effect of Re-Marketing on Safari
Browsers and STOP using money if
in-effective
>10% of your marketing spend may be declining in
effect
Cookie Law:
How does this affect re-marketing?
• As Cookie lifetime decreases – Programmatic
will be less effective
• Advertisers need to examine Programmatic
activities separately
• Examine the trends
Tip
• Test the effect of Programmatic on Safari
Browsers and STOP using money if in-effective
>10% of your marketing spend may be declining in
effect
1,6 Billion
Danish Kroner Expected Spend
Where will this money go if effect
drops?
Cookie Law:
How does this affect Programmatic?
• As Cookie lifetime decreases – digital only
Attribution models will be less effective
• Advertisers need to re-think how to perform
attribution
Tip
• Perform attribution analysis that does not
rely on cookies
Cookie Law:
How does this effect Attribution?
Build Trust
• Thanks to big data, machine learning and
social media - Marketing is more empowered
than ever to persuade
• Where is the line drawn today about how data
is used for persuasion or deceit?
“Ethics comes before the law, during the law and after the law” Luciano Floridi
Data ethics:
How does this apply to Marketing?
The Future
Affected
• Programmatic Audience buying
(3rd-party based)
• Retargeting on web
• Attribution (view-through advertising)
Not Affected
• Web & App Analytics (Google)
• Product analytics platforms
• A/B testing
• Personalization
• On-site remarketing
• Customer Data Platforms
• Offline data onboarding using
emails/phones
1st
party
cookies
3rd
party
cookies
3rd
party Cookieless Future:
Summary of Impact
• User-ID based identification
• Form a Customer login
• CMS based identification
• Use your log-file system
• Invest time in categorizing and
labeling your log-files
Tip
• Get your web analytics and CMS data
in one place
The Future: Living without cookies
• If you do not have a login today, you will have
a drop in users if you require it
• But…there are too many benefits to ignore
• Your company value will go up
• You marketing cost will go down
• You customers will be happier
What can be done: Create a Login
• Start slow and built incentives
Tips
• Offer 1 day, week or month of free trial
• Premium content for Subscribers only
• ML / AI powered free trials
• Give something away to earn the email
address and contact details
What can be done:
Incentives to get Subscriptions
• You need better Marketing…
• …to get Analytics and Marketing permission
What can be done:
Gather user permission
Case
• Google search for “Diapers and
low-fat food” The following article
appeared at the top
Conclusion
• Without login – @70% confidence in
predictions
• With Login – @97% confidence in
predictions
Tip
• Publish a variety of written and video
content to widen your # potential
customer segments
WHAT: Content can help you form segments
Based on Anonymous visitors
• Derive insight from the purchase behavior of
anonymous visitors
• Use your predictions of the customer profile to
create a better experience
HOW: Predict potential
Internal
activities
External -
Macro
Competitor
s
Identification of
MARKET DRIVERS and
quantification of their
effect
Calculation of ROMI
RECOMMENDATIONS
for future investments
and strategies
Media
BTL
PRICE
Cam-paig
ns
Season
Weather
Economy
Competi-
tors
Acqui-sit
ions
HOW: To Arrive at Attribution without Cookies
• Offline Media
• Online Media
• Price / IMEI
• Distribution
• Products and campaigns
• DM / EM / SMS
• Brand Equity
• Weather
• Seasonality
• Unemployed
• Consumer confidence
• Stock market index
• Force majeure
• PR (positive/negative)
• Offline Media
• Online Media
• Price
• Distribution
• Products and campaigns
• DM / EM / SMS
• Brand Equity
• You know the difference in value of your
Telemarketing and CRM-Email leads
• When a lead is hot – you are willing to pay more
Ideas: Offer micro payments for permission
• Offer discounts or added incentives to
get email permission or subscriptions
Ideas: Offer added value to get permission
Safe Web
• Trusted Data Ethics
• Majority of Visitors Login
• Personalized Experience
• Full Permission
Marketing $
Grey Web
• No Clear Data Ethics
• Majority Anonymous visit
• Neutral Experience
• No Permission Marketing
$$$$
Dark Web
• Bad Data Ethics
• Anonymous visits
• Regretful Experience
• No Permission Marketing
…but does it anyway $$$
X
?
X
?
X ? X ?
Imagine this: Where is your site on this spectrum?
X ? X ? X ?
X ? X ? X ?
Has
• Recognized Visitors
• Customer Journey
• Product Holding
• Personal Experience
• Relevant Remarketing
Has Not
• No out of box insights
LOGIN
Has
• Deep understanding of
user/website behavior
• Out of the box insights
to take decisions
• Accurate accountability
of traffic and actions
taken on site
Has Not
• Declining quality Return
Visitors
WEB ANALYTICS
SYSTEMS
Has
• The most accurate
accountability of hits
and use of website
• Has 100% collection of
data hits
Has Not
• No out of box insights
LOG FILES
Imagine this: How will you collect data in the
future?
The Future: React to the shift
Thank You

GDPR Impact to Analytics & Marketing

  • 1.
    GDPR IMPACT to ANALYTICS& MARKETING WAW - February 26, 2020
  • 2.
    01 Understanding the Basics: GDPR,Cookie Law, ITP 02 Cookie Law Impact 03 Trust and Ethics 04 The Future- Living without cookies
  • 3.
    GDPR (General Data ProtectionRegulation) Cookie Law ITP (Intelligent Tracking Prevention) • To protect people on the use and storage of personal data • Datatilsynet (DK) • European Data Protection Board (EU) • ITP is a specification used in Safari (and partly Firefox) • Cookie based tracking expires quickly • Can not determine who previously visited a website or who is new • Erhvervsstyrelsen (DK) • E-Privacy Directive (EU) • Apple & Firefox • To require consent from website visitors to store or retrieve any information on a computer, smartphone or tablet • To protect user privacy by preventing cross-site tracking • To set the expiration time and date of cookies PRIMARY ISSUES • Requirement for consent for each purpose or technology for which data is collected • How to offer the right to retract consent • Effect to Re-marketing, Programmatic Advertising, Attribution modelling • Accept all ?, pre-ticked boxes, active consent definition GOVERNIN G AUTHORITY PURPOSE Getting an Overview: GDPR, Cookies and ITP
  • 4.
    • With theexception of insurance companies at 89%, consent is about 98% • Out of 4.8 million consents provided in the last month and a half – only 2% opted out of marketing and statistics Tip • After the DMI case – this will change • Ask your digital analytics team and your cookie service provider to track marketing and analytics consent Source: Cookie Information Jan 1 – Feb 13, 2020 Miilions (-2%) 79.500 loss Necessary Statistics/ Marketing % Consent Approval Cookie Consent: What effects could we see last week? 4.81 4.73
  • 5.
  • 6.
    • Cookies aresmall data files that are saved on your computer or device • Data is exchanged between the website and user device • Since 2011, cookie data exchange has helped improve the website experience • Help saving passwords • Help remember items in your basket • Help to Personalize your visit Tip • Understand the data exchange and the implications it has on your business Log file (not regulated) 3rd party suppliers GDPR regulated Data Exchange Data Governance: How Cookie Law differs from GDPR
  • 8.
    • As Cookielifetime decreases – remarketing will be less effective • Advertisers need to examine remarketing activities separately • Examine the trends Tip • Test the effect of Re-Marketing on Safari Browsers and STOP using money if in-effective >10% of your marketing spend may be declining in effect Cookie Law: How does this affect re-marketing?
  • 9.
    • As Cookielifetime decreases – Programmatic will be less effective • Advertisers need to examine Programmatic activities separately • Examine the trends Tip • Test the effect of Programmatic on Safari Browsers and STOP using money if in-effective >10% of your marketing spend may be declining in effect 1,6 Billion Danish Kroner Expected Spend Where will this money go if effect drops? Cookie Law: How does this affect Programmatic?
  • 10.
    • As Cookielifetime decreases – digital only Attribution models will be less effective • Advertisers need to re-think how to perform attribution Tip • Perform attribution analysis that does not rely on cookies Cookie Law: How does this effect Attribution?
  • 11.
  • 12.
    • Thanks tobig data, machine learning and social media - Marketing is more empowered than ever to persuade • Where is the line drawn today about how data is used for persuasion or deceit? “Ethics comes before the law, during the law and after the law” Luciano Floridi Data ethics: How does this apply to Marketing?
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Affected • Programmatic Audiencebuying (3rd-party based) • Retargeting on web • Attribution (view-through advertising) Not Affected • Web & App Analytics (Google) • Product analytics platforms • A/B testing • Personalization • On-site remarketing • Customer Data Platforms • Offline data onboarding using emails/phones 1st party cookies 3rd party cookies 3rd party Cookieless Future: Summary of Impact
  • 15.
    • User-ID basedidentification • Form a Customer login • CMS based identification • Use your log-file system • Invest time in categorizing and labeling your log-files Tip • Get your web analytics and CMS data in one place The Future: Living without cookies
  • 16.
    • If youdo not have a login today, you will have a drop in users if you require it • But…there are too many benefits to ignore • Your company value will go up • You marketing cost will go down • You customers will be happier What can be done: Create a Login
  • 17.
    • Start slowand built incentives Tips • Offer 1 day, week or month of free trial • Premium content for Subscribers only • ML / AI powered free trials • Give something away to earn the email address and contact details What can be done: Incentives to get Subscriptions
  • 18.
    • You needbetter Marketing… • …to get Analytics and Marketing permission What can be done: Gather user permission
  • 19.
    Case • Google searchfor “Diapers and low-fat food” The following article appeared at the top Conclusion • Without login – @70% confidence in predictions • With Login – @97% confidence in predictions Tip • Publish a variety of written and video content to widen your # potential customer segments WHAT: Content can help you form segments
  • 20.
    Based on Anonymousvisitors • Derive insight from the purchase behavior of anonymous visitors • Use your predictions of the customer profile to create a better experience HOW: Predict potential
  • 21.
    Internal activities External - Macro Competitor s Identification of MARKETDRIVERS and quantification of their effect Calculation of ROMI RECOMMENDATIONS for future investments and strategies Media BTL PRICE Cam-paig ns Season Weather Economy Competi- tors Acqui-sit ions HOW: To Arrive at Attribution without Cookies • Offline Media • Online Media • Price / IMEI • Distribution • Products and campaigns • DM / EM / SMS • Brand Equity • Weather • Seasonality • Unemployed • Consumer confidence • Stock market index • Force majeure • PR (positive/negative) • Offline Media • Online Media • Price • Distribution • Products and campaigns • DM / EM / SMS • Brand Equity
  • 22.
    • You knowthe difference in value of your Telemarketing and CRM-Email leads • When a lead is hot – you are willing to pay more Ideas: Offer micro payments for permission
  • 23.
    • Offer discountsor added incentives to get email permission or subscriptions Ideas: Offer added value to get permission
  • 24.
    Safe Web • TrustedData Ethics • Majority of Visitors Login • Personalized Experience • Full Permission Marketing $ Grey Web • No Clear Data Ethics • Majority Anonymous visit • Neutral Experience • No Permission Marketing $$$$ Dark Web • Bad Data Ethics • Anonymous visits • Regretful Experience • No Permission Marketing …but does it anyway $$$ X ? X ? X ? X ? Imagine this: Where is your site on this spectrum? X ? X ? X ?
  • 25.
    X ? X? X ? Has • Recognized Visitors • Customer Journey • Product Holding • Personal Experience • Relevant Remarketing Has Not • No out of box insights LOGIN Has • Deep understanding of user/website behavior • Out of the box insights to take decisions • Accurate accountability of traffic and actions taken on site Has Not • Declining quality Return Visitors WEB ANALYTICS SYSTEMS Has • The most accurate accountability of hits and use of website • Has 100% collection of data hits Has Not • No out of box insights LOG FILES Imagine this: How will you collect data in the future?
  • 26.
    The Future: Reactto the shift
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