For many years, advertisers have invested large sums of money in social media platforms, largely due to their ability to precisely target shoppers and reach a more qualified customer base using data from cookies, tracking scripts, and pixels. Now that the government has regulated third-party data and consumers are better able to opt-out of tracking, direct-to-consumer advertising is not what it once was.
For many years, advertisers have invested large sums of money in social media platforms, largely due to their ability to precisely target shoppers and reach a more qualified customer base using data from cookies, tracking scripts, and pixels. Now that the government has regulated third-party data and consumers are better able to opt-out of tracking, direct-to-consumer advertising is not what it once was.