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[Webinar] The Cookieless Future is Coming: 4 Ways Top Marketers Are Preparing Today

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Jass Binning
October 1, 2020
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Compliance & Security
Marketing
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Key Takeaways
  • Watch this on-demand webinar with Opensense Director of Sales and Marketing, Rex Biberston and Tugboat Logic Director of Demand Gen, Victor Lin to understand the impact to marketers.
  • We'll also be sharing top strategies that leading marketers can build today to prepare for a future without cookies.
  • Third-party cookies will be a thing of the past come 2022. Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how leading marketers prep for the cookieless future.

    Who took the cookies from the cookie jar? Google did.

    That’s right. If you don’t already know, this year Google made the decision to block third-party cookies in Chrome and this could have a major impact on all marketers and advertisers. 

    Watch this on-demand webinar with Opensense Director of Sales and Marketing, Rex Biberston and Tugboat Logic Director of Demand Gen, Victor Lin to understand the impact to marketers. We'll also be sharing top strategies that leading marketers can build today to prepare for a future without cookies. 

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    In just half an hour, you'll learn

    • What a cookieless world means for marketers and advertisers
    • How to keep User Privacy, Security, and Compliance at the forefront of your marketing efforts
    • Beyond-the-cookie strategies that marketers can start utilizing to prepare themselves 

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    Jass Binning serves as the Director of Marketing at Opensense, where she oversees the strategic growth and brand positioning of the platform. Jass specializes in high-growth SaaS marketing, focusing on demand generation and brand consistency across complex digital landscapes. Her insights help marketers turn routine business processes into scalable revenue-generating opportunities.

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