What’s in Store for Marketers Once Cookies Bite the Dust?
ANA Magazine January 15, 2021The demise of third-party cookies provides marketers with an opportunity to be more transparent with consumers and recalibrate their methods of measurement.
viewChuck Kapelke has more than 20 years of experience as a communications professional. His writing has appeared in publications such as Fortune, Boston Magazine, Continental Inflight, and Rolling Stone. He has also written articles and produced videos for a wide range of companies.
The demise of third-party cookies provides marketers with an opportunity to be more transparent with consumers and recalibrate their methods of measurement.
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