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Delivering best-in-class marketing in a privacy-focused world
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Linda Lim: Privacy is a key pillar of what drives the entire organization forward, maintaining the trust, growing that trust and increasing the trust over time.
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The trust imperative
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Dan Taylor: Consumers expect these personalized tailored experiences that meet their needs yet at the same time they're increasingly concerned with how much data is being collected.
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Linda Lim: We have to be very clear that the relationship we have with our audiences should never be abused and a lot of the relationship is established through trust.
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John Williams: We are very cautious about how that data is used. It makes us perhaps not particularly nimble. But we are just very wary that once once the precedent has been set, once that seal is broken, you can't get that back.
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Responsible use of first-party data
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Anthony Oundjian: When privacy is becoming so important and when the fight for attention is intensifying - 90% of the brands in the region have realized that they need to make a better use of their first party data.
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Linda Lim: Having a very clear framework of how data and what direction we should be driving as a whole organization are key areas.
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Dan Taylor: Marketers should think about first party data as their most precious marketing asset. They should break down silos within their organizations and bring that data together.
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Anthony Oundjian: Brands who make a good use of first party data in their marketing typically see a 2x return over the brands who tend to be average.
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How can organizations adapt
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John Williams: Technology is something that we as a large publisher scale has had to adopt and adapt to use the best platforms to reach audiences in an engaging informative way but also meet the needs of marketers.
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Anthony Oundjian: Cloud is an important enabler. It has helped many brands that we interviewed in unlocking the constraint they see in technical challenges.
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Linda Lim: We have a data custodian that becomes a gatekeeper of how data has been used within the organization, put this person in charge of all of the governance, all of the frameworks, all of the guidelines in terms of use of data and ask questions. That's probably the best thing that we did in terms of gaining a better understanding of our potential, of our data.
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Dan Taylor: They can use that information and build on it using machine learning to not only deliver great experiences to their existing customers but find their next best customer as well. I think we're now shifting to a predictive era where we can provide the personalization that users want but the privacy that they expect.
