Back in 2019 we ran a talk for Leeds Digital Festival – The Bots Are Coming. It’s 2024 and the bots are here and they’re wreaking havoc.
Globally the estimated digital advertising spend lost to ad fraud in 2022 came to $68 billion according to research from Juniper.
Google’s cookie tracking changes – the digital giant is planning to make third party cookies obsolete in its Chrome browser by 2022 – has significant impact for marketers but all is not lost.
If you only use cookies to track your customer visitor behaviour, preferences and basic demographics while they’re on your website, you’re unlikely to be seriously impacted by the removal of third party cookies, expected to take place by the end of 2022.
NOTE: Blog updated 07/01/2021.
Knowing how to create an effective marketing campaign is important as digital ad spend was forecast to rise in 2020.
According to Bill Fisher at eMarketer, digital ad spending in the UK was to grow by 0.3% in 2020 to reach £15.08 billion ($19.25 billion).
How much do you understand about your customer’s journey from your digital marketing campaign to your website?
Today’s website analytics don’t just help organisations track and monitor website traffic and page views, they can also be used to analyse multiple channels including social media, video, email, mobile and PPC campaigns.
Award-winning malicious bot protection.
Cyber Award Winner 2021
AI-Enabled Data Solution of the Year – DataIQ Awards 2023 Finalist
Tech Innovation of the Year Winner – Leeds Digital Festival Awards
Cyber Security Company of the Year – UK Business Tech Awards 2023 Finalist
Best Use of AI – Tech Awards 2023 – Highly Commended
UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME 2024 –
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