What Do Survey Incentives Actually Incentivize?
Surveys suck—but they don’t have to. It’s time to forget survey incentives and focus on consumer value instead.
How the Boston Bruins Turn Audience Engagement into Consumer Insights
The Bruins’ digital engagement team turned the high audience engagement of the Stanley Cup Playoffs into an opportunity to collect consumer insights in a new and innovative way.
Consumer Data Types, Explained: The Difference Between Third-Party, Second-Party, and First-Party Data
Confused by the marketing data landscape? Here’s your primer on consumer data types and their respective pros and cons.
What Is Declared Data?
Declared data, or zero-party data, is a type of first-party consumer data that is willingly, explicitly volunteered by consumers. Here’s why that matters.
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Three Rules for Acquiring Declared First-Party Data
Express’ Tony Zubek explains the guiding principles that have allowed his team to collect consented first-party data directly from consumers.
The Key to Brand Trust? Providing Consumer Value, Research Shows
Jebbit’s Consumer Data Trust Index suggests that consumer trust is contingent on value in exchange for personal information.
What Is Assumption-Free Marketing?
The consumer data industry is a mind-boggling web of guesses and assumptions. What if, instead of buying and scraping data, brands just asked consumers what they want to know?
Google Chrome Cuts Down on Third-Party Cookies—Here's What That Means for Marketers
Google Chrome now allows users to opt out of third-party cookies, hastening the demise of an ad-targeting solution that never targeted ads well anyway.