STRATEGY
Data Privacy
Mitigating risk and managing PII in an evolving digital ecosystem
Privacy legislation and consumer expectations are set to uproot the current approach to reaching audiences
Marketers are facing a new organizing construct with emerging regulations around the use of personal data. Brands must take action to better engage with users, stay competitive, and mitigate risks of non-compliance.
Balancing data privacy with personalization
How do you walk the line between giving consumers control over their data and bringing them closer to your brand? You own the data. First-party data is the new gold and organizations that are not able to quickly adapt to this new reality will fall behind.
Deliver a carefully controlled flow of personal data along a meaningful customer journey
While consumers are wary of sharing their personal data, they also demand a brand experience that reflects who they are. With a renewed focus on the value of first-party data, brands can quickly adjust their strategies to accommodate both trends, fostering brand loyalty and ultimately, increased revenues.
Technology has created a crisis of trust between brands and consumers
Data Privacy requires a focus on six key elements of trust: Ethics, integrity, openness, accountability, competence, and consistency.
–Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2020
Deconstructing the Cookieless Future
In this whitepaper, Merkle | Cardinal Path experts outline the implications of this major shift in online tracking capabilities and what steps can be taken this year to ensure your organization’s readiness.