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Future-proof your marketing with first-party data. Learn how to collect, activate, and scale customer insights while staying privacy-compliant.
Future-proof your marketing with first-party data. Learn how to collect, activate, and scale customer insights while staying privacy-compliant.
Google marks 25 years of Ads, evolving from search keywords to AI-powered campaigns that reach audiences and deliver answers.
Google’s shutdown of Privacy Sandbox ends cookie chaos for now but leaves the future of privacy-first advertising uncertain.
Google's decision to maintain third-party cookies without a new consent prompt exposes limitations in its Privacy Sandbox alternatives.
Third party cookies, new GA4 dimensions, major Google Ads glitch and more. These news updates got the most pageviews on Search Engine Land in 2024.
The ongoing scrutiny of Google's Privacy Sandbox highlights potential regulatory changes that could impact competition and ad targeting.
Decision gets mixed reactions from advertisers, with many emphasizing the importance of privacy-focused strategies and first-party data.
Google won't deprecate third-party cookies after years of promising to do so. Google will introduce a new experience in Chrome.
GA4 updates include cross-channel reporting and budgeting, a dedicated AI engine and support for the Chrome Privacy Sandbox.
Understand how attribution in GA4 works – session, user, and event scopes, modeled and blended data, and much more.
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority's quarterly report comes after Google pushed its cookie deprecation to 2025.
For the third time, Google has postponed the anticipated deprecation of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser.
Google's plan for IP protection would give them a monopoly on location data and drive up costs for advertisers.
It’s likely alternative data will be one of many ingredients used for cookie replacement.
The IAB Tech Lab report claims that Privacy Sandbox could make it harder for brands to serve effective ads – particularly smaller businesses.
Competition concerns about Google's Privacy Sandbox must be addressed before third-party cookies can be deprecated.
A new tool that defaults to restricting third-party cookies is now being rolled out to 1% of Chrome users globally.
Google is rolling out a new feature in January that will impact 1% of randomly selected Chrome users globally.
A lot has happened this year, from new ad products and the retirement of attribution models to ads on SGE and the antitrust trial.
Google's Enhanced Ad Privacy tech lets websites serve ads based on your browser history – unless you turn it off.
From privacy legislation to campaign consolidation, here’s a rundown of events that significantly impact the search marketing industry.
These enhancements are designed to offer a more realistic preview of the digital landscape without the presence of third-party cookies.
In the first quarter of 2023, a study assessed the performance of interest-based audiences using a mix of privacy-preserving signals.
Google says avoid link building, plus: Conductor buys ContentKing, Google shows less than 10 results, Forbes paid links, and more.
The beta is the culmination of several years of work aimed at overhauling the online industry and making it more difficult for companies to exploit users' data.
A lot has happened over the years from testing newspaper and audio ads to automation and Performance Max stepping in and taking over.
In the first four months of testing, only five ad-tech companies have expressed interest in the new tech.
Google granted more time before cookies retire, but advertisers still need to build audience frameworks for the future.
The Privacy Sandbox proposal was created so that it can’t be used by third parties to track user browsing behavior across websites.
The new Google tag is an expansion and rebrand of the existing global site tag. It will require less coding and offer new capabilities.
The new API uses interest groups instead of cookie-based tracking for both audiences and remarketing.
Google began testing the sandbox earlier this year with plans to phase out cookies by 2023. Now those plans are delayed.
A new privacy tool from Google will allow users to follow brands they love and opt out of sensitive ad categories.
The deprecation of third-party cookies in Chrome is fast approaching. Here's a timeline to help you build a new measurement framework.
Developers will gain access to Privacy Sandbox’s newest measurement proposals: Topics, FLEDGE and Attribution Reporting.
Google is soliciting feedback for its initial design proposals and is expecting to launch in beta by the end of the year.
While paid search marketers applaud Google’s proposed user privacy measures, they’re keen to highlight its shortcomings — particularly the number of topics in the initial design.
The new Privacy Sandbox proposal determines topics to share with sites and advertisers based on the user’s previous three weeks of browsing history.
From the deprecation of broad match modified keywords to FLoC to RSAs becoming the default, PPC professionals dealt with a lot of change in 2021.
Will this tweet trigger some change at Google? Probably not - but it might be wishful thinking.