Around three quarters (72%) of marketers are planning to boost their budgets for mobile and digital display and video campaigns in 2022, according to research by omnichannel ad experts Mediaocean.
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Notably, a majority of markets said they were focused on multi-signal views of digital audiences.
Non-cookie methods such as media mix modelling, federated learning methods, panels, etc were popular with 26% of respondents while 22% believe improvements in integrated media planning are the way forward.
“2021 was an unpredictable year for marketers, while 2022 has some pent-up demand balanced by economic uncertainty. Our research reflects cautious optimism of industry leaders as they try to adapt to fast-paced technological advances,” said John Nardone, President at Mediaocean. “Our survey found 60% of marketers are confident in the viability of cookieless solutions, which is close to what we saw in Q4 2021. It’s encouraging to see that our respondents maintain a positive outlook moving into the second half of the year.”
Comfortingly, 60% of marketers remain confident in the viability of cookieless solutions.
Yet, 24% are worried about the decline in the ability to measure effectiveness on tech platforms and 16% are concerned about a lack of preparedness for a cookieless future.
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