Cookies are out, Recognition is in: How's your visitor tracking changing?
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Hey PH 👋
With privacy rules tightening and third-party cookies fading into history, recognizing who visits your site is quickly becoming a whole new challenge. Some folks are jumping to first-party data, some swear by new tracking tech, and others feel like they’re flying blind.
How are you adapting?
Are you testing cookieless tracking - does it actually work for you?
Is personalization harder, or just different now?
Any creative hacks for knowing your visitors without crossing privacy lines?
What should a new-age analytics tool help you do, that Google Analytics might miss?
Would love to hear your experience - success stories, struggles, or new approaches. Let’s swap ideas and figure out together how to thrive in this cookieless world!
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For me, the key is that new-age analytics should focus less on raw tracking and more on building durable, privacy-friendly visitor identities that analytics tools often misses
@annayakovleva11Â right! It is especially relevant for particular industries/domains.businesses who focuses on the quality side while working with the audience (like publishing, advertising, online media, etc...)