2012 Predictions: The Year Of Tag Management, Data Scientists, Privacy, And Attribution

Last year, AdExchanger.com asked us for our 2011 predictions, and the topics of attribution and privacy were at the top of our list. Interestingly, prediction 4 came true with Terry Kawaja launching an AdTechnopoly board. Here in 2012, we see attribution and privacy appearing again but overall we predict the tag management space growing with usage in those areas becoming more of a priority for marketers.

Here’s a summary of our top five predictions for 2012 with the full explanation on Adotas:

  1. Tag Management to experience major growth from 15% to 50% adoption amongst US IR100.
  2. Internal technology and data scientists will play a crucial role in online marketing.
  3. Consumer privacy laws will drive investment in opt-out technologies and tag management systems. 
  4. 2012 will be the year for “complexity managed” by advertisers starting to use platforms like our own (TagMan) to house and integrate all new services to build a single view of their online audiences.
  5. Attribution will move on from topic of discussion to mode of reporting.

Do you think we’re right? What are your predictions?  Post in the comments below.

 

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One thought on “2012 Predictions: The Year Of Tag Management, Data Scientists, Privacy, And Attribution

  1. Daily interactions between companies and their users plays an important role on how successful the company is and with the tag management system, a company is in a position to understand its online community well. There is therefore a great importance of choosing the right platform to work with in terms of tag management and this is very possible when a few things are looked into.

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