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Google’s U-Turn on Third-Party Cookies Makes PoC Even More Relevant – Here’s Why…
A 4 minute read
In a surprising move, Google has announced that it will not be phasing out third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, reversing a plan set in motion over four years ago. This decision, detailed in a blog post by Google Privacy Sandbox vice-president Anthony Chavez, signifies a shift from eliminating cookies to offering users more control over their privacy settings.
The Christmas curse of the ‘one-timer’ - and what to do about it.
A 4 minute read
The Christmas curse of the ‘one-timer’ and what to do about it…
These are people that have shopped with you once, but haven’t returned. And when better than to reactivate them? The festival holiday season…
The future of CRM in an AI-world
A 20 minute read
In 1964 the father of modern business consultancy, Peter Drucker, extolled that ‘the purpose of a business is to create a customer’ and the idea behind what was to become CRM and latterly CX was born…
MIPCOM Content Everywhere: Music as a powerful brand influencer
A 4 minute read
#MIPCOM Content Everywhere: Music as a powerful brand influencer . You can’t beat ABBA for hitting the nail on the head, when it comes to the power of music
Data Scraping is not the Enemy: Reframing its Power Responsibly
A 3 minute read
In the intricate labyrinth of our digital age, data scraping has often been cast as the villain, capable of wreaking havoc through identity fraud and privacy breaches. This perception isn't far off—data scraping, an automated method of extracting data from websites, can indeed be exploited for nefarious purposes…
Generative AI Adoption: Two Tribes, which are you?
A 5 minute read
Generative AI Adoption: Two Tribes, which are you?
As the year progresses, annual budget considerations drive discussions on securing expenditures. This year, a shift occurred in my approach…
Embracing the Side Hustle: A Seismic Shift in Work Culture
A 2 minute read
Did you know nearly half (44%) of us have a side gig to boost our income?
Threads…
A short read (less than 2 minutes)
Aside from an exemplary choice of brand name, and the uplift in clicks to our site (Thanks Mark Zuckerberg 😊) what does Threads mean for marketing?
Yes, you Cannes!
A 4 minute read
As the sun sinks below the Croisette and the last glass of rose is polished-off, the creative industry heads home for another year.
So what have we learned this year at Cannes..?
Five things you need to know about Marketing Orchestration and its part in the next Industrial Revolution
A 5 minute read
Change is endemic. Confusing. Challenging and not a little disconcerting. But it’s here and we are living with change at a pace and a scale unseen for generations - if not ever.
Our 2023 Epiphany…
Knowing where value lies for the customer has become critical, as satisfied customers lead to more customer loyalty and retention…
…the problem is, how do you find out exactly where that value lies?
2023: The Year to Focus on CX Value
A 2 minute read
US businesses have been planning for the coming year with its attendant uncertainty. Late in 2022, Forrester asked more than 1,000 decision makers from 382 companies to reveal their focus areas for investment and their big best for 2023.
Web 3.0 and Zero Party Data
A 3 minute read
With the emergency of Web 3.0 zero party data - which is defined as data that people proactively share with a company - is growing in importance. And the good news for companies is that consumers are increasingly more willing to share their personal information.
Converting one-time buyers into repeat customers.
A 3 minute read
No matter the number of records, the average retail database will be made up largely of people that either have yet to buy or who bought once but not since.
A 4 minute read
In a surprising move, Google has announced that it will not be phasing out third-party cookies in its Chrome browser, reversing a plan set in motion over four years ago. This decision, detailed in a blog post by Google Privacy Sandbox vice-president Anthony Chavez, signifies a shift from eliminating cookies to offering users more control over their privacy settings.