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Mind the Gap: 5 Key Take-Aways Digital Marketers Must Know from Microsoft's 2020 Privacy Survey

About This Webinar

It’s business as UNusal. Consumers are embracing new habits and behaviors, but are we as marketers adapting and doing the same? Are we seeking to understand our customers, who they are and what they value as we create digital experiences for them? In this session, Christi Olson of Microsoft will highlight five key take-aways and gaps discovered about consumer expectations around trust, data, privacy, and creating meaningful and valuable experiences.

After this session, you'll be able:
- Understand how data is the renewable energy fueling your search and digital marketing flywheel
- Identify the intersection between trust, privacy and the consumer experience
- Understand why 91% of consumers are concerned about the amount of data collected about them
- Explain the true value of data and what consumers expect in return for sharing their data
- Address the gap between consumer expectations around personalization
- Prepare for a breach when it happens, not IF

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
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Head of Evangelism for Search, Microsoft
Christi is the Head of Evangelism for Bing at Microsoft and is on the Board of Directors for the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO) and the University of Idaho School of Business. For over a decade Christi has led in-house Digital Marketing teams at Microsoft, Expedia, Harry & David, and agency teams at Pointmarc and Point It. She is passionate about search marketing and has spent her career helping businesses solve their marketing challenges and goals through studying and analyzing data to develop actionable insights and strategies. Christi has been recognized by PPC Hero and her peers as one of the top 25 Most Influential PPC Experts for the past 5 consecutive years.
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