Discover the power of consent and preferences in marketing with this comprehensive guide. In an era where trust matters more than ever, transparency and personalization are key to building strong customer relationships. OneTrust's Consent and Preferences solution empowers marketers, publishers, and advertisers to build trust through transparency, respect privacy rights, deliver personalized digital experiences, comply…
Unlock the secrets to successful marketing in the ever-changing landscape of US privacy laws with OneTrust’s comprehensive guide: The Marketer's Guide to US Privacy. Discover everything you need to know about the enhanced privacy rights granted to US consumers in 2023, the obligations placed on businesses, and how they will impact your marketing campaigns. These…
You don’t need attendees—you need joiners. While digital mediums became a required mechanism circa 2020, the very definition of event and experience has today shifted to something that is not constrained by time and channels. Previously defined as a gathering of people with shared interests in a specific location at a specific time, we now…
Unleash the Power of First-Party Data: Master Personalization in the Age of Modern Privacy. With growing consumer demand for privacy of their data, it's time for marketers to pivot and focus on first-party data strategies. This handbook is your guide to building successful first-party data strategies to create personalized experiences that respect your customers' privacy.…
It’s not surprising that event planners are being asked to show an ROI for their events with the sophisticated data-capture tools available with event technology. From event registration systems and RFIDs to online surveys and event apps, we’re able to collect and analyze mountains of valuable attendee information. The struggle becomes making sure to…
By Carley Faircloth, CMO of Spiro The world has changed. Humans have changed. And the way we design events and experiences has had to change right along with it. There’s an echo chamber on “the way things used to be” and “getting back to pre-2019,” but none of that addresses the current state of events…
