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I’m not sure how true this is, many types of data have diminishing returns after a few months. I’d be surprised if they lost money compared to not using these
by alextheparrot 5y ago
I’m not sure how true this is, many types of data have diminishing returns after a few months. I’d be surprised if they lost money compared to not using these methods —- they’ve just lost the tail of incremental value.
- colechristensen 5y agoMillions of Google Analytics customers with suddenly blank histories going back (years?) will notice quite a bit, whole classes of employees basically just make charts about historical performance. Attribution in advertising is something which can last months for some products, and it's doubtful that a large proportion of companies import from GA and will lose their ability to gauge current performance compared to the past.
- alextheparrot 5y agoI agree with your position that people will notice and that some attributions will be affected. It seems like we’ve still given cake to the glutton, though, just without a cherry on top.
- rhn_mk1 5y agoCynically, I expect this will go the way of tthe cookie popups themselves: the law will be blamed, not the transgressor.