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I’ve been brushing up on my SEO skills lately. There are so many resources available on the subject that it can be overwhelming, but I decided to go straight to the source – Google. Google is making changes to third-party cookies that may impact SEO. Kevin Indig in his article The Cookie Crumbles notes that “ … SEO is a strong and cost-efficient channel to get more 1st-party data. The death of 3rd-party cookies could be an opportunity to give SEO more value besides being a performance and brand channel.”
In an effort to balance the needs between advertisers and users’ privacy, Google began implementing Privacy Sandbox, a new tracking protection in Chrome starting January 2024. They plan to completely disable third-party cookies by the end of 2024. This is a big change to how online marketing has been done for the past twenty years. The shift will now be to first-party data collected through the websites and apps a business owns. Do you have a plan for this post-third-party cookies environment? Will this shift result in better marketing or just grow the power of large walled gardens by tech behemoths such as Meta and Apple? |
AuthorWhen Heather isn't exploring the South in search of the best biscuits with her husband, Jeremy, and two energetic sons, she likes to volunteer, travel and drink comically large mugs of tea with her rescue Beagle/Lab by her side. ArchivesCategories
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