
Your ad revenue isn’t where it should be. You’ve checked the obvious things: traffic looks fine, ad partners are in place. Yet the numbers still don’t add up. For most publishers, the problem isn’t in the ad stack. It’s hiding in the consent setup. Consent rates determine whether visitors see high-CPM personalized ads or low-paying…

At the end of 2023, Google introduced the new Consent Mode v2, which builds on its predecessor and includes new features and deadlines. These affect certain Google Ads users and come into force in March 2024. To assess whether these changes are relevant to your advertising activities and understand the impact, take a look at…

On December 5, 2023, the webinar on “Deleting third-party cookies: What do we do now?” took place in collaboration with Refinery89. instead of. The following topics were discussed: Overview One of the main topics discussed during the webinar was the future elimination of third-party cookies following Google’s recent updates. With the imminent phase-out of third-party…

According to an official announcement from Google, the deadline for using Google Consent Mode v2 for certain websites and apps will be early 2024, in March. As mentioned on our dedicated Google Consent Mode v2 page, all websites and apps targeting users within the EEA and the UK must enable Google Consent Mode v2. The…

Google, the last of the major browsers like Firefox and Safari to slowly move away from third-party cookies, has already announced that it will be completely free of third-party cookies by the end of 2024. We will explain below what this means and how exactly this should happen! Cookies play an important role in tracking…

🚨 Note: This article refers to the Google Consent Mode. A brief update on the new function can be found below. Find out more about the new Google Consent Mode v2 requirements here. Update November 28, 2023 – Google Consent Mode v2 Google has introduced Google Consent Mode v2 , a transformative update that changes the…

Imagine a scenario where your cookie banner is not only legally compliant, but also leads to higher revenues. In this article you will learn how consentmanager’s Traffic Flow Report can help you realise this scenario. We’ll show you how to find the report directly in your dashboard and together we’ll look at how you can use your…

The EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to maintain a healthy level of competition between digital companies by applying certain rules and sanctions, if not followed, to the so-called “gatekeepers“, the largest digital platformsthat currently dominate the online space. At the same time, it aims to encourage innovation in the online marketplace and protect the rights and interests of businesses and consumers…

The simplest consent mechanisms may be sufficient for small businesses or freelancers. This varies depending on the size of your business or the regulations you need to comply with. Your tool should be able to create a cookie banner and perform basic functions such as: B. the automatic blocking of cookies and the obtaining of…

Consent to the use of cookies is a fundamental aspect of online privacy compliance, and choosing the right tool for your business is crucial. The legal framework is constantly evolving. Data protection laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the USA are becoming…