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Remember when A/B testing meant waiting weeks to find out your brilliant idea tanked? Now we’ve got agents generating variants in minutes and algorithms that predict, personalize, and optimize every step of the user journey. AI-driven experimentation is giving optimizers unprecedented speed and insight. Yet with great data power...
It’s shaping up to be a rocky road for Google users this year, with Google Optimize sunsetting and GA4 replacing Universal Analytics. And let’s be real, it’s no surprise that more and more testers are jumping ship to alternative tools. But, before you follow suit and kiss GA4 goodbye,...
With the introduction of Connecticut SB 6, commonly referred to as the Connecticut Data Privacy Act or “CTDPA”, Connecticut has joined the ranks of US states like California, Virginia, Colorado, Nevada and Utah that have passed comprehensive privacy laws to protect individuals’ personal information. Despite privacy and data security...
In March of 2022, Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox signed into law the Senate Bill (SB) 227, also known as the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA). The UCPA is a cross-industry privacy law that gives Utah consumers significant privacy rights over their personal information. Any data connected to an...
Consumers are gaining more awareness and control around their personal information, as privacy laws come into force worldwide. The EU, for example, passed the landmark General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, to tighten data privacy regulations and California enforced the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in 2020. A/B...
What is FloC? In August 2019, Google announced a new initiative, the Privacy Sandbox, to make the web more private for users. And the heart of that initiative carried the idea of killing third-party cookies. Many marketers feared that this could destroy online advertising, or at least the present-day...
