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The aftermath of privacy changes at Apple
From the course: Social Media Marketing Trends
The aftermath of privacy changes at Apple
(gentle music) - [Instructor] The less data you have on a customer, the more difficult it is to personalize your ads. That's exactly what happened with Apple's privacy changes rolled out to iPhone users, allowing them to opt out of being tracked by advertisers from their mobile devices. This is a win for consumer privacy, since apple devices are the connection point between audiences and advertising platforms, but an expensive shift for the major social networks. Meta, Snapchat, Twitter, and Pinterest reported a $315 billion loss in advertising revenue at the beginning of 2022 according to Market Insider. For advertisers on social media, these changes have led to a decrease in the audience size they're able to target, an increase in the cost per lead, and reduced reporting capabilities. So how should your brand adapt to the effects of Apple's privacy developments? Your best bet is collecting first party data, when…
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The impact of regulatory scrutiny5m 34s
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Navigating encryption across private social media3m 19s
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Government regulations due to anticompetitive behaviors4m 9s
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The aftermath of privacy changes at Apple4m 2s
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Addressing structural and acute harms on social media5m 32s
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Adapt to shifts in digital trust4m 27s
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Reducing the risks of social media on youth mental health4m 18s
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Adapting to the FTC creator sponsorship guidelines5m 55s
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Integrate TikTok content practices elsewhere post-ban4m 22s
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Brand safety strategies evolve6m 35s
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Addressing misinformation directly4m 14s
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