ActionIQ Introduces Customer Experience Solution for Acquisition Marketing Powered by First-Party Data

ActionIQ today announced its CX Hub for Acquisition Marketing, a powerful solution that allows advertisers and marketers to prospect and acquire new customers in a world without third-party cookies. As a result, brands can sunset their data management platforms (DMPs) which rely on third-party cookies and future-proof their acquisition strategy by leveraging first-party data, augmented with third-party identities for addressability.

This solution covers all the key use cases of acquisition marketing, including prospecting, site personalization, retargeting, and suppression, all by leveraging first-party data in a secure and privacy-conscious way.

For organizations looking for a solution to replace their DMP, the new AIQ offering has unique features that allow brands to:

• Augment data with numerous third-party vendors, including identity vendors such as LiveRamp and Neustar
• Append identities in real-time via native identity integrations with the brand’s preferred walled gardens and demand-side platforms (DSPs), including Facebook, Google, and MediaMath, obviating the need for additional data onboarding for activation 
• Syndicate both known and anonymous audiences directly to the walled gardens and DSP without solely relying on data onboarders
• Use their first-party data to create highly customized audiences that are optimized with native lookalike modeling
• Benefit from a growing number of strategic partnerships with identity and clean room technology providers. ActionIQ is already partnering with Neustar, Merkle, LiveRamp, Acxiom, Data Axle and InfoSum.

“The deprecation of third-party cookies, previously the industry standard for tracking anonymous website visitors in support of acquisition use cases, is forcing brands to re-evaluate their stack and focus more on first-party data,” said Justin DeBrabant, Senior Vice President of Product at ActionIQ.

“But just collecting first-party data isn’t enough, it also needs to be augmented with third-party identities and direct integrations to the brand’s preferred walled gardens and DSPs, and the organization needs to be empowered with that data through self-service access,” he continued. 

“With the patchwork of current regulations constantly evolving, acquisition costs driven by increasing walled garden CPMs on the rise, and technologies underpinning third-party data in the midst of a major transformation, brands need to invest in their data, take an agnostic and flexible approach to third-party data, and empower their organization to be agile and able to respond and adapt quickly,” added DeBrabant.  

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