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Marketers and data privacy with Sharon Toerek | On Top of PR podcast

Axia PR

This episode explains how brands can respect consumers and the law by following responsible data privacy guidelines. Guest: Our episode guest is Sharon Toerek, intellectual property and marketing law attorney and owner of Toerek Law, a national law firm based in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Building a perfect pitch? The story is in the data

Onclusive

PR pros need a data-driven strategy to reach their goals of securing high-impact media coverage for their brands. This means that pitching must start with the right data and end with measurement. Understanding what to pitch, to whom and what’s working / not working requires access to relevant information.

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As privacy concerns increasingly lead to brand disengagement, marketers need solutions

Agility PR Solutions

Data privacy is no longer just a marketing outreach obstacle—it’s now a full-fledged business issue: new research reveals a whopping 84 percent of adults have decided against engaging with a company because it needed too much of their personal information—and three in five consumers have gone so far as to delete an app from their […].

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99% of marketers are actively responding to data deprecation by capturing zero-party data

Agility PR Solutions

Most marketers are now using or considering zero-party datadata that consumers voluntarily provide brands—in order to combat increasing challenges with data deprecation, resulting from browser and operating system restrictions as well as a growing number of privacy laws, according to new research from Forrester Consulting and SheerID.

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Most consumers aren’t comfortable purchasing from brands with poor data ethics

Agility PR Solutions

Three in four (75 percent) US and UK consumers are not comfortable purchasing from a brand with poor personal data ethics, according to new research from publishing audience platform Permutive, which affirms that consumers are concerned about their data privacy, being tracked online, and want more choice in the data they share with brands.

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Brands lacking a privacy-first culture risk losing customer trust

Agility PR Solutions

Customer trust and data privacy go hand-in-hand, but too many marketers don’t understand what’s involved in this digital handshake—nor what’s at stake. A data breach can reduce a company’s bottom line to shreds and tarnish its brand reputation for years.

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Privacy Protections Spur Companies to Collect Personal Info on Consumers, Build Profiles

PRSay

New privacy protections from tech giants and governments threaten to staunch the flow of user data that companies have long relied on to target consumers with online ads, The Wall Street Journal reports. Over the summer, Miller High Life ran an online contest for consumers to win a branded patio set with a bar, stools and neon signs.

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