Enhancing your brand with consentless inventory
Martech Outlook | Monday, August 19, 2024
In a new whitepaper, Opt Out Advertising demonstrates how consentless inventory helps you reach a key audience and strengthen your brand. Through two case studies—ABN AMRO and Gaslicht.com—it is shown that the audience reached with consentless inventory leads to cost-efficient, high-quality web traffic. Additionally, the use of consentless inventory positively impacts brand awareness, brand preference, and purchase intent.
Measuring Campaign Results Without Personal Data
Currently, advertisers often measure the success of their campaigns using personal data. But what if you are not allowed to use personal data? At present, over 20% of people refuse the use of their personal data for advertising purposes.
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This situation creates an urgency to develop innovative methods that measure campaign effectiveness without using personal data. In the whitepaper "Consentless inventory enhances your brand" you can read how consentless inventory can demonstrably strengthen your brand.
Market Developments
The demand for privacy-friendly advertising solutions is growing. In addition to increasing online privacy awareness, it is becoming easier to directly refuse all advertising cookies.
Since the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, publishers are required to explicitly ask for consent to use personal data for advertising purposes. This has led to a growing amount of consentless inventory.
In addition to explicit consent requests, it must be just as easy for users to refuse all cookies as it is to accept them. Consequently, we are increasingly seeing a "reject all" button appear on the first layer of consent requests.
Cookieless vs. Consentless Advertising
Until recently, we thought Google would say goodbye to third-party cookies, but in July 2024, they announced that these cookies would remain in Chrome. However, consent is still required for their use.
It is therefore important to understand the distinction between cookieless and consentless advertising. Consentless advertising is always cookieless, but cookieless advertising is not necessarily consentless.
Despite the potential persistence of third-party cookies, the issue remains that a portion of the audience does not agree to the use of these cookies. Therefore, it remains essential for advertisers to continue exploring privacy-first alternatives to reach the entire target audience.
More Information
If you are interested in the full report, download the whitepaper via this link. For more information and to explore the possibilities of consentless inventory, please contact Opt Out Advertising.
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