Future-proof your business with Privacy-Led Marketing

Trust in businesses has reached a historic low and people are more discerning than ever about sharing their data. Learn how to buck the anti-trust trend and future-proof your strategies with Privacy-Led Marketing.
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Future-proof your marketing measurement strategies

Privacy-Led Marketing Measurement Course

— Co-founder, MeasureU

Why is Privacy-Led Marketing the future?

Marketing has historically gone through a significant evolution roughly every two decades. Since the 2020s, privacy has emerged as the key driver of marketing strategy.

1960: Where marketing began

The 4 Ps of marketing defined how we learn about and execute marketing: Product, Price, Place & Promotion.

“Basic Marketing: A Managerial Approach” E. Jerome McCarthy

1980s: The birth of big consumer marketing

Marketing exploded into a bold era of mass consumerism, iconic branding, and TV-driven influence. People, Process, and Physical Evidence were added to the mix of marketing pillars by Booms and Bitner to reflect the growing importance of services and experiences in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

2000s: The data-driven BOOM

Marketers became obsessed with data, which was treated as “free.” Martech exploded. Personalization was king. This rise of digital marketing adds the 8th P of marketing – Performance.

2016 until now: The privacy reckoning

Data misuse brings distrust and legislation while legal, tech, and marketing teams struggled to align. Consent platforms, IAB frameworks, privacy UX, and big tech like Apple began to reshape expectations. Companies started realizing trust fuels performance more than precision – Privacy becomes the 9th P of marketing.

2.3 million
websites and apps in 195 countries
7 billion
monthly consents
99%+
customer retention rate
4.3/5
rating on G2
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