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Michele talks about growing privacy concerns and the deprecation of third-party cookies, AKA the “cookie apocalypse.” She emphasizes the critical need for marketers to adapt to these changes proactively rather than reactively.

Full episode: humansofmartech.com/2024/06/25/125-michele-nieberding-customer-data-infrastructure-and-server-side-data-processing/

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As third-party cookies crumble under the weight of privacy regulations, Michele advocates for an immediate shift in strategy. She points out the common pitfall of delaying action until regulations force a change, likening it to waiting at the bottom of a dam as the floodgates open—a risky and potentially damaging position. Instead, she stresses the importance of developing robust first-party data strategies now.

MetaRouter offers a solution that epitomizes this proactive approach. The platform focuses on first-party data infrastructure, which allows for the collection of behavioral data directly from users’ interactions on websites. This method not only adheres to privacy regulations by ensuring that data collection is transparent and consensual but also enhances data quality, which is vital for effective marketing strategies.

Moreover, Michele discusses the integration of robust consent management systems, like the one from OneTrust, which help ensure that user preferences are respected right from the point of data collection. This compliance is not just about avoiding fines; it’s about building trust with consumers who are increasingly aware of and concerned about their digital privacy.

Key takeaway: Marketers must swiftly adapt to the decline of third-party cookies by enhancing their first-party data collection and improving consent management practices. This shift not only ensures compliance with privacy laws but also secures a competitive advantage by building trust with consumers and improving the quality of data collected. As the landscape of digital tracking changes, the marketers who prioritize transparency and proactive adaptation will be best positioned for success.