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Google puts third-party cookies on hold again: what you need to know

Inside Retail

Yep, Google has once again pushed back its plan to deprecate third-party cookies in Chrome. These cookies can be used to follow you across the web for purposes like targeted advertising and analytics. Google first announced its plan to deprecate cookies in January 2020, aiming for a phase-out within two years.

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Achieving Business Goals: Media Marketing

Retailing Insight

M edia Marketing is comprised of many forms of advertising and is the process of creating desirable products or services and distributing them in such a way that increases their charisma. I will not be giving all the methods but have tried to cull the best media marketing for retail stores, publishers and product makers.

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Greenwashing: UK advertising watchdog bans greenwashing advertisements

Eye on ESG

On 7 June 2023, the UK Advertising Standards Authority (“ ASA “) – the UK’s independent advertising regulator – banned a series of advertisements from a number of large oil and gas companies for including misleading information about their socio-environmental credentials.

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5 Must-Have Products to Advertise Your Business for 2022

RetailMinded

Advertising – one of the most talked about facts of business life. Whether your business is selling lemonade on the sidewalk outside your home or selling passenger aircraft to other countries, the need to advertise is unavoidable. Here you got a list of products to bring your advertising campaign to the next level.

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How to Plan a Successful Product Launch at Trade Shows

Trade Show Booth Companies - Trade Group

A product launch is a marketing event that precedes the release of a new product. You can launch an old product to a new audience or different market segment. For example, Red Bull started out selling energy drinks but soon expanded its market reach with the Red Bull Media Company—complete with TV Shows, movies and books.

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‘Not enough to stop paid advertising’: Inside Lush’s decision to quit social

Inside Retail

We asked the brand how it arrived at the decision, what it has learned from its previous efforts to leave Facebook and Instagram, and how it plans to stay connected with customers going forward. Our current plan is to come off the platforms that have chosen to ignore their own evidence, but we will return if they make their spaces safe.

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The Warehouse Group has a plan to keep prices low as recession looms

Inside Retail

New Zealand’s The Warehouse Group is banking on a new technology to help it generate more revenue from digital advertising, so it can reinvest in keeping prices low amidst a looming economic recession. But this has been turbocharged in recent years, thanks to the rise of online shopping and digital advertising.

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