How to ethically collect targeted data — Brian Mandelbaum // Attain

Brian Mandelbaum, CEO of Attain, explores leveraging permissioned consumer data and ethical targeted data collection. Privacy regulations can seem burdensome, but at their core, they're about getting permission from consumers, being clear about data use, and respecting opt-outs. But the ethical dilemma persists: why hide crucial details in privacy policies? Today, Brian discusses how to collect targeted consumer data ethically.
About the speaker

Brian Mandelbaum

Attain

 - Attain

Brian is CEO of Attain

Show Notes

  • 04:02
    Ethical data collection and privacy regulations
  • 07:35
    Reasons for strengthening privacy policies and customer communication
  • 11:58
    Resources for marketers to navigate privacy regulations
  • 14:58
    The growing regulatory spotlight on data brokers
  • 15:46
    Creating value exchange for consumer data

Quotes

  • "The way that you source data, and how these privacy regulations have been written, the core of it is around, did you get permission from the consumer, and for what, and are you honoring their ability to opt out?" - Brian Mandelbaum

  • "The ethical argument that everybody needs to think about is, if privacy is at the forefront, why is it buried in a privacy policy in the background?" - Brian Mandelbaum

  • "While first-party data is valuable, growth demands expanding beyond the brand's four walls, requiring a cautious approach to privacy." - Brian Mandelbaum

  • "If you're asking someone to share their data, and it's very meaningful because it's where they're purchasing, you better have a real value exchange in front of them, period." - Brian Mandelbaum

  • "What we've learned is that the data value actually increases as you get closer to a cash register." - Brian Mandelbaum

About the speaker

Brian Mandelbaum

Attain

 - Attain

Brian is CEO of Attain

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