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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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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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How Apple’s iOS 14 Update Will Impact Facebook Advertising

Ignite Social Media

In the middle of 2020, Facebook began to raise the alarm on iOS updates and its impact on Facebook advertising. After the policy rollout, advertisers will only be able to optimize and report on up to eight (8) events per domain. As only the highest-prioritized completed event will be reported (e.g.,

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Meta Brings Back 28-Day Click Attribution

Jon Loomer

This is some of the best news advertisers have received in a while. So, for now, let’s discuss what has happened, how it impacts your advertising, and what it could mean. While advertisers complain of a drop in performance since these changes, I believe the blame has been misplaced on iOS opt-outs. How Can This Be?

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The Evolution of Who Sees Your Ads

Jon Loomer

While I was preparing my slides for Social Media Marketing World about the changes related to targeting and optimization over the years, it struck we why so many advertisers struggle with understanding how their role has evolved with targeting: There’s a messaging problem. It could make or break your advertising.

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The Anti-Social Super Bowl: Where Social Integrations Were Missing from The Big Game

Ignite Social Media

Meanwhile, most advertisers like TurboTax and Dunkin’ completely ignored the opportunity to continue the conversation online. Our experts point to several factors: The Decline of Twitter for Real-Time Conversations Twitter used to be the go-to platform for reacting to live events like the Super Bowl.

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A Message for Agencies: What Are You Scared Of?

Jon Loomer

Agencies, consultants, and advertisers: This message is for you… I know you’re territorial. And they build all of the events, custom conversions, and audiences from scratch. Chances are pretty darn good that your strategy and general approach are nearly identical to thousands of other advertisers. You have a system.

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