Analytics & Tracking Setup
First-Party Data and Privacy-First Marketing in the USA
Browser and platform privacy changes make third-party tracking less reliable. First-party data, collected with consent, is now a core marketing asset.
- What counts as first-party data
- Collect with consent
- Use it for better campaigns
- Strengthen measurement
- Protect the data
What counts as first-party data
Information customers share directly with you, such as inquiries, purchases and subscriptions.
Collect with consent
Explain clearly why you collect data and get consent in line with laws such as the CCPA/CPRA and other state privacy rules.
Use it for better campaigns
Build customer lists, retarget and import conversions to improve ad targeting.
Strengthen measurement
Use consent mode, Conversions API and server-side tagging where appropriate.
Protect the data
Limit access, store securely and keep a simple privacy policy that matches your practice.