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  • The TCF Is Under Fire – But When Is It Not?; A Fingerprint By Any Other Name

    In today’s newsletter: IAB Europe’s Transparency & Consent Framework operates under threat; DSPs frown upon ID bridging; and Google Ads is getting into marketing mix modeling.

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    Anything You Can Do AI Can Do Better; The In-Housing Trend That Stuck

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Pining For AI Google laid off nearly 1,000 employees last week – but the hits keep coming. It’s also scrapping hundreds of jobs in its ad sales division, Business Insider reports. The headcount reduction is a byproduct of restructuring its ad sales team, […]

  • Nielsen To Acquire Indie Attribution Vendor Visual IQ

    Nielsen entered into a definitive agreement on Wednesday to acquire indie attribution company Visual IQ. Terms of the deal, expected to close in October, were not disclosed. The 10-year-old Visual IQ should enhance Nielsen’s measurement offering with deeper multitouch attribution. The goal is to give “advertisers, publishers and agencies a holistic platform that offers the […]

  • Inside Google’s Quest To Measure Conversions

    Google’s Paul Pellman will speak at AdExchanger’s Omni.Digital conference in Chicago on September 8. Since Google acquired attribution company Adometry two years ago, it has sought to bridge the measurement gap between mobile, offline and digital conversions. Adometry gained more interoperability with other Google media and measurement products in March, when it was assimilated into Google’s new six-product […]

  • Search And Social Make Gains, But It’s Still The Super Bowl Era

    Say you’re an advertiser plunking down $5 million for 30 seconds of prime Super Bowl ad time. You’re going to want to make sure that campaign drives some sort of action online. But between Facebook, Google and Twitter, how do you choose what to use? According to a report released Monday, Google’s attribution engine, Adometry, […]

  • One Year After Acquisitions, Attribution Gets A Second Wind

    As more brands introduce attribution technology – or push their agencies to do the same – basic models and applications on the vendor side are expanding. Initial players in the space, such as Adometry and Visual IQ, still focus on enterprise clients. Meanwhile, a newer breed of attribution tech is aiming more for a white-label […]

  • Cosmetics Brand E.L.F. Says Omnichannel Attribution Not Just A Pipe Dream

    While many brick-and-mortar retailers grapple with bringing their businesses online, cosmetics brand e.l.f. did things in reverse. After 11 years in ecommerce, e.l.f. (that stands for Eyes Lips Face) is now expanding its offline footprint, said Megan O’Connor, VP of digital and ecommerce at e.l.f Cosmetics. In the past year, e.l.f. has opened three flagship […]

  • Forrester Wave: Platforms, Commerce Companies Vie For Top Attribution Vendor Title

    Considering two of the usual pure-play suspects in Forrester’s Cross-Channel Attribution Wave (Convertro and Adometry) were snapped up by AOL and Google on the very same day in May, its latest release Friday had all kinds of new implications – media neutrality and a platform mentality among them. The report, authored by Forrester analyst Tina […]

  • Attribution Vendors Still Flying Off Shelves, As Rakuten Buys DC Storm

    There’s a run on multitouch attribution vendors, and UK-based DC Storm – acquired by Rakuten, the companies announced Thursday– is the latest to get swept up in the excitement. Merger mania kicked off some months ago, when top-three attribution vendor Visual IQ was rumored to have hired a banker to shop itself around. The company put […]

  • Buying Attribution: Google, AOL Acquisitions Raise Flags On Media Neutrality

    Following Google and AOL’s acquisitions of multitouch attribution vendors Adometry and Convertro Tuesday, several questions arose. The first, and perhaps easiest to answer: What was the driving force for the purchasers and how will the technologies plug into their existing platforms? “The macro rationale for both of the acquisitions seems to be the growing need […]

  • AOL Acquires Attribution Company Convertro For $101M

    Digital marketing attribution is in vogue. AOL will acquire attribution vendor Convertro for approximately $101 million, the company announced Tuesday afternoon. This comes on the heels of Google’s move earlier in the day to snap up competing attribution pure play vendor Adometry for an undisclosed sum. Customers will have access to Convertro in a couple […]

  • Google To Buy Marketing Attribution Pure Play Adometry

    Google will scoop up Adometry, a marketing attribution firm whose product is designed to assign value to incremental media impressions. Some industry watchers, like research firm Forrester, consider Adometry’s solution superior to Google’s home-grown technology. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Austin, Texas-based Adometry and its approximately 130 employees will eventually be incorporated into the Google Analytics […]

  • Adometry, Tapad Partner In New Cross-Device Attribution Offering

    Attribution firm Adometry has combined its ad-tagging infrastructure with Tapad’s cross-device ad-targeting technology, the companies said today. Austin, Texas-based Adometry aggregates and analyzes data from multiple advertising streams to help advertisers understand how their ad dollars are performing. Using an algorithm, the company processes data from email marketing campaigns, banner and display ads, social media […]

  • Attribution Landscape In Flux, Adometry Raises $8M To Accelerate Platform

    The debate around multi-channel attribution is perhaps the essential marketing problem of this decade. Can you really optimize ad spend on a cross-channel basis, and at the impression level? Not yet. Will you be able to? A lot of smart money says yes, but it’s going to be a long and bumpy ride. The most […]

  • AdBrite’s Exchange Evolution Riding More Heavily On Video And Mobile

    AdBrite morphed into an ad exchange platform four years ago after shifting gears from its ad network beginnings, but the company was never recognized for making the full leap. Back in May, its board decided it was time for a change and brought in former Yahoo/Right Media executive Hardeep Bindra to make the evolution complete. […]

  • Adometry Takes a Step to Integrate Attribution Data With DSPs

    It’s a common refrain that last click attribution is broken, but what should replace it has yet to be resolved. Algorithmic attribution modeling is perhaps the leading candidate, and vendors such as Visual IQ, Convertro, and Adometry are competing to provide solutions in this area. But these attribution specialists still struggle to make fractional attribution […]

  • Adometry Zigs, Visual IQ Zags on Facebook Attribution

    When it comes to attribution modeling on the Facebook platform, there’s more than one way to skin a cat. Last week, Adometry became the first pure play attribution vendor to get certified under Facebook’s ad tracking requirements (AdExchanger story). But not all of its competitors see approval of their ad tags as an important step […]

  • Facebook Opens Gate to Attribution Firms, Grants Adometry Certification

    Facebook is gradually opening up to third party ad vendors, including ad tracking companies. Its list of certified tracking partners includes Atlas, Mediamind and Pointroll. Until today, none of them was exclusively focused on the burgeoning niche of attribution management. That changes with the certification of pure play Adometry’s tags for the Facebook platform. Customers […]

  • Frontiers in Attribution Modeling; Questions for Initiative EVP Bret Leece

    Bret Leece knows analytics. He got his start in 1995 creating econometric time series models to track and predict Sprint’s call center activity, before moving on to CRM and database marketing roles including at MarketShare. Currently Initiative’s EVP of performance analytics, he has a long view of where advertising performance has been and where it’s […]

  • Adometry Offering Effectiveness Metrics And Verification Says CEO Ewel

    Jim Ewel is CEO of Adometry, which provides verification and effectiveness metrics products for display advertising. AdExchanger.com: What gave the team the idea for Adometry?  And, what problem is Adometry solving? JE: Our founders, John Dietz and Rob Perrier, had built a large-scale ad server for a major publisher.  They understood that the kind of […]