Verve capitalizes on the PET trend with on-device cohort-based targeting

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In the news: App developers and their ad tech partners have been attempting to mitigate the impact of ATT on iOS addressability and measurement. Verve was early out of the gate with its release of an alternative targeting solution, now called ATOM 3.0 (or Anonymized Targeting on Mobile). ATOM 3.0 uses on-device and contextual signals to aggregate audience cohorts without relying on user-level identifiers, such as the IDFA.

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Will mobile targeting without cookies ever work as well as the good old days? Marketers are facing formidable challenges when advertising to mobile users. On iOS, they’re contending with Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) — this prevents tracking, drastically limiting ad attribution when consumers opt out of mobile identifiers (IDFA). Then they face third-party cookie deprecation on Chrome and Safari.