Luxury brands are changing their digital marketing techniques using "adtech" updates

It was reported by Vogue Business that luxury brands are increasingly moving away from traditional digital marketing. They first began using first-party and third-party cookies to use third-party data (information that a consumer voluntarily provides through some kind of relationship with the company). "The future of our company will consist in the consumer's relationship with our brand" said Jared Watson, assistant professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business. Data from ad security monitoring company “Confiant” reports that some advertising technology companies continue to collect data without consent in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation, according to Digiday. In an op-ed for Ad Exchanger, Blis CMO Diane Perlman reported that the digital advertising industry needs to "accept the opportunity to use privacy-compliant consumer anonymous datasets and look for ways to engage the target audience."

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