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What Chrome’s Elimination of Third-Party Cookies Means for Meta Advertisers

Jon Loomer

What does this development mean for Meta advertisers? But I decided to immerse myself in as much of this cookie news as possible to help understand — both for my advertising efforts and yours — whether this is something to worry about. These cookies are important for advertisers and publishers, after all.

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Will Clubhouse be the Next Apple?

Webbiquity SMM

But as the example of Apple shows, there are also reason to question those reasons. Given the Apple tagline “Think Different,” it’s no surprise Clubhouse launched first as an iPhone app. Here are three broad similarities to Apple’s strategy that may serve Clubhouse well. And Apples were more expensive.

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Don’t Freak Out: How to Approach Facebook Advertising Changes Inspired by iOS 14

Jon Loomer

There’s a lot of chatter in the world of Facebook advertising right now. You’re likely more confused and frustrated about the state of advertising than you’ve been in some time. Even if you assume worst-case scenarios once the iOS 14 prompt goes live, advertisers are going to be just fine. Look, I get it.

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What You Need To Know About Programmatic Advertising For 2019 And Beyond

Social Media Strategies Summit

Programmatic advertising channels are rapidly becoming the most important medium for US advertisers and the world at large. In 2019, US advertisers are expected to spend nearly $60 billion on programmatic advertising. What is programmatic advertising? How does programmatic advertising work? Source: Choozle.

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The Rise and Rise of Apple Inc

Idaconcpts

The Apple I was released on April First and sold for $666.00 Within a few short years, Apple would revolutionize the computing world. Apple II, released a year later in 1977, improved several aspects of the original model as well as offering features to make it more attractive to non-computer users. Key Products in Apple Today.

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The Rise and Rise of Apple Inc

Idaconcpts

The Apple I was released on April First and sold for $666.00 Within a few short years, Apple would revolutionize the computing world. Apple II, released a year later in 1977, improved several aspects of the original model as well as offering features to make it more attractive to non-computer users. Key Products in Apple Today.

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Apple’s Social Media Strategy: Minimally Showy With Maximum Impact

Keyhole.co

In fact, from the foundational years itself, Apple drew a large number of unwavering loyalists. The company had already enjoyed success with its 1977 Apple II computer, and in 1980, it went public successfully. Their advertising campaigns are iconic without being superfluous. Apple has proved its mettle, product-wise.