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There is no need for marketers to panic about these ongoing changes. All of the above stems from a customer-centric view of how the online world should operate. If marketers keep this in mind and focus on maintaining customer privacy, future regulations will offer little concern. That shift in emphasis will not remove the pressure to deliver results, of course. But as an industry, we all need to move on from an economic model that requires invasive tracking to deliver those results.

, Facebook, and a sizable ad tech industry working on new alternatives to invasive tracking technologies, there is cause for optimism. No matter where their experimental new methods lead, it is abundantly clear that marketers will need to think differently about data to take advantage. That work starts today, by building closer relationships w cell phone plans in the us ith customers. Understanding customer behavior is at the core of marketing. That’s why psychology can provide marketers with a way to leverage human behavior and emotions to create effective digital marketing strategies. They can also change behavior, or allow the organization to ensure that a desired behavior continues. This can help drive engagement, cultivate a brand identity, and encourage brand loyalty.

By using psychology you’re looking beyond the ‘how’ and the ‘what’, you’re getting to the bottom of the ‘why’ to attract, influence, and engage with consumers.

But it’s not just about using tactics. The key is to understand the problems or issues your customers face so you can provide solutions and be front of mind when it comes to them facing that particular challenge.