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To demystify location data, Unacast offers ‘Clear View Transparency Pledge’

Location data has become an increasingly valuable asset to marketers. Using offline behavior and movements (like a “cookie for the real-world”), it can identify audiences, provide operational and competitive insights and identify which campaigns and channels have driven actual store visits and even sales. But it can also be inaccurate and, as with programmatic, it’s […]

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Facebook’s ‘Clear History’ could be a boon for organic search marketing

Dubbed “Clear History,” a Facebook Newsroom post by vice president and chief privacy officer Erin Egan said that the upcoming feature will “enable you to see the websites and apps that send us information when you use them, delete this information from your account, and turn off our ability to store it associated with your

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Facebook updates terms and data collection policy to be more ‘clear’

Facebook is updating and changing its terms of service and data policy. This is part of a multi-pronged effort to make the company’s privacy policies and tools more accessible and easier to use. The company says it’s trying to make things “clearer” and that it’s not asking for “new rights to collect, use or share

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Practical tips for setting up a clear text structure • Yoast

When blogging, it pays dividends to lay out the structure of your piece before you begin writing. The structure is the skeleton of your text: it will help the reader grasp the core message of your article. And that enhances the readability of your article. This post gives you practical tips to help you set

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1 City Was the Clear Favorite To Host Amazon’s New Headquarters (It’s Not Anymore)

Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. The most glorious thing about the fight to host Amazon’s second headquarters is that no competing city seems out of it. And there are said to be 238 cities who put in a bid. I, though, have

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