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Tag Archives: Protecting

Who really owns your data? Protecting your business from agency lock-in

Don’t let agencies hold your data hostage. Take control of your business’s analytics accounts and marketing data before it’s too late. Alan K’necht on October 21, 2024   This is a warning to all business professionals. If you’re an agency in the world of data collection (analytics, marketing, etc.), this might be a “shame on … Continue reading Who really owns your data? Protecting your business from agency lock-in

Google, Meta, Microsoft Try – But Next Steps In Protecting Online Privacy Won’t Work

Google, Meta, Microsoft Try – But Next Steps In Protecting Online Privacy Won’t Work by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 25, 2023 Microsoft is the latest to announce that search engine Bing and social media site LinkedIn will provide more information on targeted advertisements. The goal is to protect users against risks related to … Continue reading Google, Meta, Microsoft Try – But Next Steps In Protecting Online Privacy Won’t Work

Who is responsible for protecting work-life balance? It depends who you ask

By Jared Lindzon   February 18, 2022   Over the course of her career, Tiffany Jung experienced different challenges maintaining a balance between her professional and personal life. When she began her career at a law firm, Jung says there was no such thing as work-life balance (or the sometimes-preferred term, work-life integration). Employees were … Continue reading Who is responsible for protecting work-life balance? It depends who you ask

Protecting Your Business in the Age of COVID-19

Rick Goodman — June 11, 2020 Business owners throughout the United States are discovering the importance of protecting their businesses because of the Corona virus pandemic. Protecting your business in the age of COVID-19 involves patience including developing a strategic plan for success. As more Americans lose all or parts of their incomes and struggle … Continue reading Protecting Your Business in the Age of COVID-19

How to reach consumers while protecting their privacy

Probabilistic methods allow for personal campaigns while ensuring anonymity. The debate surrounding probabilistic versus deterministic cross-device tracking is nothing new. But with the rapidly evolving online landscape and technological capabilities, and with customers increasingly engaging across multiple devices, brands and agencies should be having a different conversation: They need to look beyond which targeting method … Continue reading How to reach consumers while protecting their privacy

Protecting your brand’s ads on Facebook — because there IS such a thing as bad publicity

Concerned about where your Facebook ads are appearing? Columnist Laura Collins discusses the issues surrounding brand safety on Facebook, along with some tips for organizations looking to protect themselves. Laura Collins on July 28, 2017   Caring about how you’re perceived by others is not a new concept. Even cavemen probably had moments of insecurity, … Continue reading Protecting your brand’s ads on Facebook — because there IS such a thing as bad publicity