Google punts on 3rd party cookie depreciation — July 2022

Jordan Koene, PreVisible.io CEO and Co-Founder, discusses what's happening with Google. Google is singing an all too familiar tune and they’ve once again announced that the deprecation of third-party cookies has been pushed back to the latter half of 2024. Reasons for the delay vary, but this is good news for marketers and their PPC investments as it is currently cheaper than content marketing and takes a lot less expertise. Today, Jordan talks about Google punting on third-party cookie deprecation.
About the speaker

Jordan Koene

Previsible.io

 is a little camera shy

Jordan is CEO and Co-Founder of Previsible.io

Show Notes

  • 02:16
    Google and the deprecation of third
    Google had originally announced the deprecation of third-party cookies in 2023. However, theyve recently moved that date to 2024 instead.
  • 03:45
    Why the deprecation of cookies matters to Google
    Phasing out third-party cookies is a way for Google to fight against spam and fraudulent activities on the internet. And it will allow for greater control of the data advertisers have access to in terms of marketing to users.
  • 07:15
    The regulation of third
    Googles plan is to allow marketers to access third-party data through three core APIs and a spam layer called trust tokens. So, marketers will still have access to third-party data, but in a more restricted way.
  • 09:37
    Googles inability to hit their third
    This inability likely stems from them being unable to design the technologies well enough to reach the outcome they want. So, a lot of the delay comes down to development and engineering.

Quotes

  • "Google originally expected to have third-party cookies deprecated in 2023. And now it looks like they've expanded that timeline to the second half of 2024." -Jordan Koene, CEO, PreVisible

  • "Google is going towards a set of ecosystems that will phase out third-party cookies and make privacy a front and foremost component in the ability for marketers to still use third party-data." -Jordan Koene, CEO, PreVisible

  • "Third-party data is still going to be used by marketers, but it is a sandbox. It's an environment where Google will be able to control the way that advertisers can use it." -Jordan Koene, CEO, PreVisible

  • "There are three core APIs. There's the flow API, topics API, and the fledge API. These are the three main APIs that will enable marketers to show these ads and show content." -Jordan Koene, CEO, PreVisible

About the speaker

Jordan Koene

Previsible.io

 is a little camera shy

Jordan is CEO and Co-Founder of Previsible.io

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