Marketers face a series of new regulatory and technological challenges that threaten the quality and volume of data collected - data that is essential to optimizing acquisition campaigns.
Among these challenges is Apple's rollout of iOS 14+, which introduced significant changes to the way apps can track users, directly affecting targeted advertising and conversion tracking.
Additionally, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and other similar regulations around the world have increased users' control over their personal data, making data collection more restrictive.
At the same time, the announcement of the end of third-party cookies by major browsers like Google Chrome sent shockwaves through the industry, as these cookies have long been a mainstay of targeted advertising and conversion tracking.
Finally, the need to collect user consent for data tracking further complicates the effective collection and use of data.
These major changes raise a crucial question for advertisers:
In this context, Google Enhanced Conversions emerges as a promising solution. Enhanced Conversions allows advertisers to transmit conversion events directly from server to server, providing a sustainable alternative for conversion tracking and ad personalization.