We surveyed marketing leaders from companies across nine different sectors spending from $25 million up to more than $100 million on digital advertising. Based on their stated digital spend we used a benchmark formula to calculate that on average across the companies, the loss of third-party browser cookies puts upward of $200 million in annual revenue at risk per company. 
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No brand can afford to jeopardize that kind of revenue, let alone the ability to track ad performance and generate the first-party data needed to fuel an elevated brand experience. Act now. Compare your risk to your competitive set and discover the four revenue-risk factors your brand must assess and address in the next six months.
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Goodbye third-party cookies. Hello Human experience

The end of third-party cookies can be a great news for your brand and your customers.

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That's the way revenue crumbles

Learn how to navigate through an advertising landscape without third-party browser cookies.

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The promise of digital marketing, delivered

Third-party cookies aren’t all that’s changing. Data management, campaign orchestration, marketing skill sets—it’s all in flux. See the trends shaping ad performance.

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Advertising performance

Master first-party customer data and leap to improved performance across paid advertising.

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Customer data management

Achieve game-changing insights and actions from owned customer data.

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Marketing performance

Meet customers where they are across channels, with the right message in the right moment.

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Commerce performance

Create connected, personalized buying experiences while respecting their privacy.

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