ActionIQ CX Hub for Acquisition Marketing allows advertisers to focus on first-party data

ActionIQ has launched its CX Hub for Acquisition Marketing, a solution that allows advertisers and marketers to prospect and acquire new customers in a world without third-party cookies.

As a result, brands can sunset their data management platforms (DMPs) which rely on third-party cookies and future-proof their acquisition strategy by leveraging first-party data, augmented with third-party identities for addressability.

This solution covers all the key use cases of acquisition marketing, including prospecting, site personalization, retargeting, and suppression, all by leveraging first-party data in a secure and privacy-conscious way.

For organizations looking for a solution to replace their DMP, the new AIQ offering has features that allow brands to:

• Augment data with numerous third-party vendors, including identity vendors such as LiveRamp and Neustar
• Append identities in real-time via native identity integrations with the brand’s preferred walled gardens and demand-side platforms (DSPs), including Facebook, Google, and MediaMath, obviating the need for additional data onboarding for activation
• Syndicate anonymous and known audiences directly to the walled gardens and DSP without solely relying on data onboarders
• Use their first-party data to create customized audiences that are optimized with native lookalike modeling
• Benefit from a growing number of strategic partnerships with identity and clean room technology providers. ActionIQ is already partnering with Neustar, Merkle, LiveRamp, Acxiom, Data Axle and InfoSum.

“The deprecation of third-party cookies, previously the industry standard for tracking anonymous website visitors in support of acquisition use cases, is forcing brands to re-evaluate their stack and focus more on first-party data,” said Justin DeBrabant, Senior Vice President of Product at ActionIQ.

“But just collecting first-party data isn’t enough, it also needs to be augmented with third-party identities and direct integrations to the brand’s preferred walled gardens and DSPs, and the organization needs to be empowered with that data through self-service access.”, DeBrabant continued.

“With the patchwork of current regulations constantly evolving, acquisition costs driven by increasing walled garden CPMs on the rise, and technologies underpinning third-party data in the midst of a major transformation, brands need to invest in their data, take an agnostic and flexible approach to third-party data, and empower their organization to be agile and able to respond and adapt quickly,” added DeBrabant.

CDP is one of the four modular solutions that comprise the AIQ CX Hub, which also includes Audience Center, Journey Management and Real-Time CX, all designed to give enterprise teams direct but controlled self-service access to customer data to create audiences and orchestrate customer experiences at scale.

A walled garden “is an organization that keeps its information, data, and technology to itself. It is a closed ecosystem that runs without involvement from any outside organization. Companies like Facebook, Amazon, YouTube, or any such big tech corporations are the best examples of walled gardens.”

Enterprise brands such as Autodesk, Neiman Marcus, Hertz and many more use the AIQ CX Hub to drive growth through customer experiences.