Observed Signal · Mar 28, 2022 · Other · Source: CMSWire · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral

Building Look-Alike Audiences with First-Party Data

Executive Signal Summary

This CMSWire feature explains how marketers can build look-alike audience models using first-party data as third-party cookies and DMPs decline. Travis Cameron of Tealium says audience expansion based on high-value segments becomes harder with fewer identifiers, requiring clean correlated customer data, a clear optimization goal, and a structured testing plan. Alex Holub of Vidora outlines machine learning benefits such as continuous segment adaptation and automatic weighting of user behaviors, and recommends data science platforms like Vidora's Cortex for fast deployment. The article notes a shift from demographic and psychographic inference toward contextual, interest-based, and pathing data, plus the use of hashed PII for identity matching. Privacy regulations including GDPR and CCPA are cited as key drivers of the move away from third-party data overlays.

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Explains shift from third-party cookies to first-party look-alike modeling, but contains no proprietary data, product launch, or breaking event.

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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding

  • Article published on March 28, 2022, examines look-alike audience modeling using first-party data.
  • Travis Cameron of Tealium said audience expansion will become harder as identifiers diminish and recommends clean data, clear optimization goals, and testing plans.
  • Alex Holub of Vidora said machine learning can continually adapt look-alike segments and learn the importance of user behaviors.
  • Vidora markets Cortex, a data science platform that builds look-alike models within days.
  • The article cites GDPR and CCPA as drivers of DMP and third-party cookie obsolescence.

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Primary Reporting: CMSWire•Published: Mar 28, 2022
Original Coverage Title: “Building Look-Alike Audience Modeling in the First-Party Data Era”

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