Your client believes that third-party cookies aren’t actually going away.
What should you say to convince your client otherwise?
- Chrome is committed to withdrawing support for third-party cookies, and most browsers already restrict and block them.
- Chrome is committed to withdrawing support for third-party cookies like other browsers have done.
- Data has shown that third-party cookies are no longer effective in capturing real user data.
- Presently, data proves third-party cookies aren’t effective in capturing real user data.
- Third-party cookies will be staying; but to get ahead, clients should be innovative and look toward first-party data development.
- Although third-party cookies are staying, clients can get ahead by being innovative and developing first-party data.
- First-party data is equally as cost-efficient and simple to implement as cookie-based advertising.
- First-party data is as cost-efficient and simple to implement as cookie-based advertising.
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- presently, data proves third-party cookie aren’t effective in capturing real user data.
- chrome is committed to withdrawing support for third-party cookies like other browsers have done.
- first-party data is as cost-efficient and simple to implement as cookie-based advertising.
- although third-party cookie are staying, clients can get ahead by being innovative and developing first-party data.