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In the current digital landscape, media buyers are facing a significant hurdle: the loss of granular performance data. For years, the Mobile Advertising ID (MAID) was the north star for tracking user journeys and optimizing campaigns on iOS. However, with the onset of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) and the deprecation of IDFA, that star has faded. Today, the industry

While most of the industry is still mourning the loss of third-party cookies, top-tier marketers have already moved on to a more lucrative metric: Revenue Lift. ID Bridging isn’t just a technical workaround for Safari signal loss; it’s a strategic engine that connects fragmented identities into a cohesive, high-performance ROI machine. In the current landscape of digital advertising, “signal loss”

In the digital advertising ecosystem, the path to purchase is rarely a straight line. A user might see an ad on their Connected TV (CTV) in the morning, browse products on their mobile device during a commute, and finally convert on a desktop in the evening. Modern identity resolution has evolved beyond a static ‘link’ between devices. We are entering

The mobile app ecosystem is facing a paradox. While user engagement is at an all-time high, the traditional levers for in-app monetization—specifically targeted advertising and retargeting—have been disrupted by the deprecation of identifiers like the IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers). For publishers and advertisers, the challenge is clear: How do you maintain revenue and relevance when the old signals go dark?

The shift away from third-party cookies has created a paradox for publishers: a large portion of their high-quality traffic—often from default browsers like Safari, Firefox, and high-value mobile apps—is now considered “cookieless inventory.” While users are present, the traditional mechanisms for identifying and targeting them are gone, leading to significant signal loss and revenue erosion for publishers. This challenge means

As the digital advertising landscape shifts away from third-party cookies, publishers and advertisers are facing a critical challenge: signal loss. Without the traditional methods of tracking users across the web, addressability has plummeted, particularly on browsers like Safari and Firefox. Enter ID Bridging—a sophisticated technique that is reshaping how identity is resolved in a privacy-first world. Leading solutions, such as

Maximize revenue from every ad impression with Bid Enrichment. Understand how supplementing bid requests with valuable data in a cookieless world boosts CPMs and monetizes your inventory.

With the threat of third-party cookie deprecation, publishers are finding that their ad inventory, particularly in cookieless environments like Safari and Firefox, is being under-monetized. Intent IQ’s Bid Enhancement solution is a performance-based service designed to solve this problem by providing a new stream of revenue and helping publishers thrive in a new digital ad era. How It Works At

The digital advertising landscape is undergoing a monumental shift. The threat of the deprecation of third-party cookies by major browsers like Safari, Firefox, and soon, Chrome, has moved marketers closer to a “cookieless” world where traditional methods of audience targeting and monetization are becoming increasingly ineffective. For publishers and advertisers, this presents a significant challenge: how to maintain revenue and

Apple + Alternative IDs = Better Performance than Google + Cookies By Roy Shkedi, CEO Intent IQ Google’s latest stance on deprecating third-party cookies is a precursor of cloudy days to come for Chrome and more confusion on the horizon for advertisers. Given the lack of clarity about the roll out of Google’s own version of Apple ATT, it’s impossible