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The landscape of digital marketing has changed dramatically since the iOS 14.5 update and the subsequent email tracking changes in iOS 15. Many of us are now grappling with anonymous users, declining ROAS, and less effective algorithms. Understanding these challenges is the first step toward finding solutions. Let's navigate this together! 🚀🔍 Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4bUNb24 #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #iOSChanges

This is a big one. Ep. 5 - out now! What do we talk about? What happened after the great iOS 14.5 disaster. Who here in marketing LOVES not being able to track everything??? In our pod, Azriel Ratz, 👑 of ecom Ads and I talk about how companies and marketers needed to shift, the ecosystem had to recover, and the golden years of e-com advertising were over. We also talk about the new opportunities, the different measurement methods, and give hope that there are still a lot of ways companies can STILL make serious money with Facebook Ads. Link to the pod below!

Hello Folks! Today I'm gonna share a helpful tip to get rid of "annoying ads and popup banners" from Android device ( you can try it in IOS too... If it works then Congrats, if not then " I can't do anything about it"😅) Here is what I did and so you can do it too ;) Step 1: Go to "Settings" of your mobile. Step 2: Search for "dns" on search bar *or* manually go to "Connection and sharing" option. Step 3: Their, you'll see the " Private dns" option. Click on it. Step 4: Select " Private dns provider hostname".. Step 5: In the input section, type "1-aababaa.max.rethinkdns"+".com" in the last Step 6: Click on "Save". Done..... If you don't understand the things written above, then watch this video. It might help you guys...

This new “Distraction Control” feature showed up in Safari earlier this week in the fifth beta of iOS 18 and iPadOS18. It’s designed to let users temporarily remove distracting elements from a mobile website, including cookie prompts, ads, autoplay videos, and more... ⬇️ Link to article in the comments below ⬇️ #digitaladvertising #digitalmarketing #ecommerce #technology #data

🚀 Game-Changing Update in iOS 18 Beta!📱 The new beta version of iOS 18 allows users to remove not only advertising banners but also any elements of websites. This groundbreaking feature is set to revolutionize the advertising market and redefine the future of web design. As we move forward, this update will challenge traditional approaches, encouraging innovation and creativity in how we design and interact with the web. Are you ready for the change? #iOS18 #TechInnovation #WebDesign #Advertising #DigitalTransformation

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What I love about mobile applications is the way you can engage with your customers, and make them feel more important using the power of push notifications. Problems with websites are the only way you can engage is to entice them to sign up for the newsletter.

Apple is rolling out an upcoming iOS 18 feature for Safari called Distraction Control. iOS users will be able to select elements on a webpage that they feel are distracting. "This feature is designed to give users more control over their web browsing experience by making it easy to block certain elements on web pages, such as sign-in popups and other content overlays. Users will have to manually choose each item on a webpage that they wish to hide. Distraction Control will persist through page refreshes and reloads, assuming that the hidden item does not change. Apple says that nothing is proactively hidden with this feature and only items that a user manually selects are hidden. Apple also emphasizes that this feature is not meant to serve as an ad blocker. While a user can technically use Distraction Control to hide an ad on a website temporarily, that ad will re-appear when the page is refreshed or otherwise reloaded. In fact, the first time a user activates Distraction Control, Safari will display a pop-up that emphasizes the feature will not permanently remove ads or other areas of a website that frequently change." Sources: * https://lnkd.in/eNtJdAiu * https://lnkd.in/epnDszwz Disclaimer: * Any information, notes, views, opinions, etc. shared on my LinkedIn posts, represents my own and/or publicly available information and not those of any of my current, previous, or future employers, teammates, colleagues, business partners, or LinkedIn. * Any and all comments on my posts from respondents/commenters to my postings belong to, and only to, the responder(s) posting the comment(s). Similarly, this also applies to any re-posters, entities, or algorithms re-publishing this content, either on LinkedIn, or external public or private platforms.

Stay on top of important inbox details with new summary cards in @Gmail. Learn more ↓ Gmail's new summary cards make it easier to track purchases, events, bills, and travel plans. These updated cards offer action buttons, real-time updates, and improved organization. The "Happening soon" section in your inbox and Gmail search provides quick access to important upcoming events and deliveries. Summary cards are rolling out for individual emails on Android and iOS, with more features coming in the future. read more: https://lnkd.in/g7zCWRfA #google #gmail #newfeature #googleworkspace #updates