As businesses, weâre always looking for ways to create more personalized experiences for our customers. But while personalization is essential, it can also be tricky - especially when it comes to tracking customer data.
On top of that, customers want personalized experiences, but they donât want to be tracked.
How can we, as businesses, deliver personalized experiences without tracking customersâ activities?
One way of doing that is by using the cookieless personalization approach.
Cookieless personalization allows us to create tailored experiences for our customers without tracking their behavior or using third-party cookies. By using this approach, we can protect our customersâ privacy and still provide them with the personalized experiences they desire.
Kat Warboys from Hubspot
summarizes the cookieless future and respecting customer data in a phenomenal way:
âFor marketers, itâs an important reminder about doing right by customers, especially when it comes to respecting their data. Companies that choose to abuse customer data can certainly grow, but in the long run, that growth will cost them their customersâ trust â thatâs not really growth at all, itâs debt. But companies that protect data and use it thoughtfully to make customersâ lives just a little bit easier will be the ones that do well.â
The bottom line is that cookieless personalization is a great way to create personalized experiences for your customers while respecting their data.
This approach uses data (zero-party and first-party data) gathered from past interactions with your customers to create a personalized experience without the need for cookies or other tracking mechanisms.
There are several reasons to be optimistic as we move toward a cookieless future, and the primary message is the increasing importance of zero-party and first-party data because
69% of consumers say they appreciate personalization, so long as itâs based on data theyâve shared with a business directly.
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