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Implications of Google’s third-party cookies decision on marketing

Flowwow's CMO Oleg Egorov says, "It’s worth anticipating a future where over 50 per cent of users opt out of cookie tracking. Traditional attribution methods will become less effective, necessitating alternative approaches." 

Oleg Egorov, CMO, Flowwow

While the recent Google cookies announcement is undoubtedly significant, I wouldn’t suggest undue alarm. It’s likely we’ll see a similar trajectory to Apple’s introduction of Limit Ad Tracking alongside the SKAdNetwork (SKAN) solution.

It’s crucial to note that Google isn’t outright banning cookies; instead, they’re granting users greater control over their data. Based on our internal data, around 75-80 per cent of iOS users currently choose the “Ask App Not to Track” option.

Given that website traffic tends to be less engaged, we can anticipate a higher opt-out rate on the browser.


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