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Perhaps the new cookie regulations are specifically hurting Google's display network ads. Facebook and Amazon are perhaps less affected.
by bartimus 7y ago
Perhaps the new cookie regulations are specifically hurting Google's display network ads. Facebook and Amazon are perhaps less affected.
- luckylion 7y agoGDPR has largely been ignored on the webmaster-side, so I don't believe that's a large factor. Especially since you can pretty much do whatever you did before, you just need to mention it in your privacy notice.
- bartimus 7y agoPerhaps. Yet anytime a user clicks "no" to cookies it means Google won't be able to show targeted ads. But I'm purely speculating here.
- luckylion 7y agoI've yet to see actual cookie consent banners on a meaningful scale. So far, cookie notices have been rolled out, so you'll get a sentence or two and an OK button. There's usually no option to deny, and even those that do add it, don't do so in a way that matters: if you click No, cookies for analytics, ads etc have already been set. Then there's this whole topic of third party cookies. Do you only need to inform & gather consent for cookies you set, or also those that services set that you embed in your site?