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Now that Apple has officially announced the full #SKAdnetwork implementation on the week of the 26th of April, it’s a good time to check where you as an advertiser stand in front of all the changes that come.
It doesn’t mean everything is changing right away. Users still need to update their devices to the latest iOS version. Looking back, we can see it won’t take long for early adopters to do so. Flurry has done a great job reviewing the adoption curve of past iOS releases.
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In a nutshell, if we trust that users will react like last time when upgrading from iOS13 to iOS14, we could say:
The clock is ticking. What are the top three topics every advertiser should have under control right now?
Some big advertisers don’t want to ask users for permission to track them, since it may damage their brand. If you intend to keep receiving the same information for attribution purposes, you’ll need to take on some changes:
The solution Apple offers to track that audience is SKAdNetwork, which offers limited data for optimization. While your advertising partners should be able to work with the MMPs as well as with SKAdNetwork, you’ll need to understand how to work with two different sets of data.
Take into account that you’ll see a discrepancy between CPIs on SKAd enabled and non-SKAd enabled impressions and will receive information at different times, too. So it’s best to have a clear understanding of where you are standing.
You will need to define how to work when having different metrics from both your MMP and SKAdNetwork, considering you’ll have an overlap between them:
The full rollout will fundamentally change the way we market and measure, and many advertisers are still finding their way around their strategies.
How are you facing the challenge? Get in touch to discuss your strategy with ASOWorld team.