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I work with a client that uses Acxiom data. My contacts say this is a real and legit attempt to get out in front of potential regulation. Because of the regul
by joshuaellinger 13y ago
I work with a client that uses Acxiom data.
My contacts say this is a real and legit attempt to get out in front of potential regulation. Because of the regulations around credit data, it is derived from a variety of non-credit sources. The only information they are likely to use from this site is the email address. In general, they do not trust user-provided information.
I think the reaction they are hoping for is "I guess that's not so bad" but what I think they are going to get is "wow, you don't know anything about me."
Oh, and they really do honor the opt-out stuff. So few people do it that it actually improves the response rate of advertisers because the people who care enough to opt out are never going to respond.
I wish they put a hit counter on it. I'd love to see how much traffic they get.
- anfedorov 13y agoI accidentally entered the last four of my social wrong and they said they didn't have a profile. Correcting it fixed the issue.
- xradionut 13y agoOne of the companies I work with uses various data brokers. They have more than you realize. Especially if you have a vehicle and a house.
- joshuaellinger 13y agoOnly if you have a loan. The regulated credit data is pretty solid. The unregulated stuff.... not so much.