New privacy rules may have stifled some data collection, but data sharing is more popular than ever. Publicis Groupe just launched a self-serve retail media platform that combines on-site ad serving, off-site and in-store ad placements, and results measurement based on sales. It’s a collaboration between ecommerce ad platform CitriusAd and Publicis’ Epsilon agency, whose CORE ID individual identifiers tie it all together.
How about buying a Web3 CRM? I don’t know what that is, either, but it sounds important. Holder will be happy to sell you one, along with a marketing automation engine and wallet data platform designed for “the tokenized world”. More precisely, they can’t really sell you one, since they’re still in private beta. But they did issue a press release and promise a public launch later this year.
Out-of-home ad platform AdQuick is partnering with LiveRamp to target physical and digital out-of-home ads based on first-party data. The targeting is at the group level: marketers send anonymized first-party audience lists to AdQuick, which uses LiveRamp’s identity graph to find locations where the same people or look-alike audiences are most likely to be found. Sales data can also be added to the mix to measure results.
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill that could potentially ban TikTok in the U.S. if its Chinese owner, ByteDance, does not sell its holdings within a year. The bill now goes to the President Biden, who has said he will sign it. Court challenges are likely to follow.