If you click then you go to the adserver site, it's no longer a
thrid party cookie. so the ad server can gather information on
clicks, but not on non-clicks.
The server can still get an ip address and the time of day,
combined with the site you are visiting. An ip is not unique or
individual, but it can be close.
Jens Jokschat wrote:
> Both is not quite true, as far as I know. It depends on
> what you intend to track by DART. Impressions and clicks
> don't need cookies to be reported. But as soon as you
> want post-click/post-impressions behaviour in your
> reports you have to rely on cookies. So if you advertise
> a site that wants to obtain and track more than just
> traffic (=clicks), it is essential DART can keep setting
> cookies. Otherwise there will be major problems for online
> retailers, who want to figure out, what banner on what
> site generates the most conversions.
This is going to push things even more towards CPA instead of
CPM. Advertisers will have nothing to go on but results.
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Received on Mon Feb 18 2002 - 14:41:09 CST
