Why has iOS14 been so impactful for marketers?
Head of Growth at Fospha, share his thoughts on the impact of iOS 14 update on marketers. #Facebook #ios14.5 #attribution #fospha
See Tom Sheepshanks, the VP of Sales at Fospha, and Jamie Bolton, Fospha's Head of Growth, discuss the impact of iOS 14 on Facebook advertising and the changes that it has brought to data tracking and reporting.
The launch of iOS 14 has caused a lot of fuss in the advertising industry, largely due to Apple's size and power, which means that any change they make has an outsized impact compared to other providers. This change also exists in the context of other privacy-focused changes such as the GDPR and the California Privacy Act, which have gradually limited the ability of platforms to track users.
Jamie Bolton, Head of Growth at Fospha, says "The impact of these changes became more significant when Facebook faced the risk of losing a substantial amount of user data due to the changes in iOS 14." Bolton adds "to address this risk, Facebook had to fundamentally change the way it reports sales through ads, with the biggest change being to its lookback window."
Facebook shifted its lookback window from a generous 28-day attribution window to a seven-day click window and a one-day window for views. This change had a significant impact on the credit given to ads, especially those high in the funnel early in the consumer journey. As a result, Facebook lost a lot of visibility and its model had less data to run on, causing chaos in the industry.
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Absolutely - Fospha is built privacy-first, and doesn't rely on invasive user-level tracking to feed our models. That's why our impressions measurement wasn't affected by iOS 14, and it's why brands using Fospha will always have the edge on those that rely on pixels to track their customers.