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When users don't consent to data collection, advertisers lose the ability to track a significant portion (around 65% on average) of the journeys that start with someone clicking on an ad (ad-click). These journeys might have ended in a purchase or other desired action (conversion), but without data, it's difficult for advertisers to know for sure. Allowing site visitors to opt-out of cookies used for advertising or analytics isn’t just a matter of legality, it’s good business. According to Google’s internal data, data consent leads to an average of 65% of ad-click-to-conversion journeys recovered, which leads to a more intelligent digital strategy for your business. Your website should communicate the consent status of a user to adjust measurement and enable modeling for gaps in conversions. Consent mode enables an advertiser to ethically and legally transmit users’ personal data for advertising, measurement and personalization. We love it for its personalization features like targeting certain audiences by communicating consent status of a user and adjusting accordingly. Your 65% isn’t a pipe dream, it’s based on real Google internal data collected in 2023. Does your website or app display a consent banner yet?  (Swipe for an example of a consent banner with detail on optins by cookie type, from Hubspot.com) #consentmode #dataprivacy #goodbusiness

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