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NEED AN EFFECTIVE ONLINE STRATEGY TO NAVIGATE THIRD-PARTY COOKIE ALTERNITIVES? 

Empire Builders was first-movers a decade ago in topics-based digital marketing and advertising, we have the experience, reputation and data library to back it up!

EMPIRE BUILDERS ONE MINUTE PITCH

What we do. We teach small business how to compete and grow 
on a mobile device that is no bigger than an index card
 without using third-party cookies.

 

Why our digital media strategies are important for growth. 
Better mouse trap that captures topic and interest-based in-market online consumers anywhere in the world with unparalleled engagement.

 

Why your company should care.
Because your competition is looking for our digital marketing strategies to dominate your core topic-based product or services on the first page of local, national and global internet search results.
 
Why keyword domain promotional strategies are paramount.

The accelerating digital economy has proven that the majority of in-store and online consumer experiences start from keyword or a topic or interest -based internet search query, not by brand.

The Pitch
Loss Of 3rd Party Cookies
A couple at a business meeting

KNOWLEDGE + ACCESS = ADVANTAGE

Learn what big retail, branding agencies, ad agencies, publishers and network media don't want to share with small business, startups and entrepreneurs about the loss of consumers tracking identifiers by 2024.
 
With uncertainty looming over Google's privacy-first topics plan, consumer data privacy regulations and the loss of third party cookies, how entrepreneurs start, launch and grow online will fundamentally change before 2024. We at Empire Builders believe it is important for small business to have access to the same insider digital knowledge that big tech is currently capitalizing on. The great internet privacy reset underway will disrupt even the very best in online services. The online giants have been preparing for a hard shift to a global digital economy for more than a decade. As privacy-first web browsers become the reality, entrepreneurs, startups and small business will find it impossible to compete against these online giants dollar for marketing dollar. 
 
Our privacy-first internet research and development effort since 2009, identified that using exact-match descriptive website domain names without using tracking identifiers is a perfect solution to privacy restricted browsers in search and display when competing against the online giants. As small business is forced to embrace a privacy-first cookieless internet, products like Google Analytics will become even less effective for conversion data and tracking identification, leaving small business with limited measurement options.  

Empire Builders has proven that brand supported websites that effectively use exact-match topic-based keyword domain names in a privacy-first browser will have an advantage over the fiercest competitor when targeting keyword, topic and cohort groups. With Google's privacy browser framework in place, consumer data privacy regulation in the hands of legislators and the loss of behavioral tracking identifiers, it’s even more important to have a keyword or topic-based stand alone landing page strategy that can dominate the first six inches of a mobile device.
 
As browser tracking disappears and privacy walls take affect, we believe word mashups, wildly-misspelled, numerated, hyphenated and double lettered domain names will have a diminishing effect on website age authority and traditional SEO strategies. This will become a stumbling block for many new and poorly SEO'ed websites vying for page one dominance in a privacy-first keyword and topic-based bowser search.

Understanding how today’s in-the-moment online users initiate product and service consumption by keywords and topics is paramount. Online consumers today have cast overboard the traditional way of doing brand-search commerce and it will only get worse as consumers embrace the rapidly expanding direct-to-consumer online economy. These impatient online consumers that now predominantly search by dictionary-based goods and service keywords and topics like home décor, women's clothing, auto insurance and plumbing contractors near me. The recent FLoC trials and a decade of Google search analytics overwhelmingly supports the hard shift away from intrusive surveillance internet search and display strategies.
 
By 2024 the great internet browser reset to accommodate consumer privacy will leave many CMO's, marketing directors and small businesses behind, leaving in-the-moment online consumers at the mercy of substandard products and services from the online giants that have multi-million dollar monthly marketing budgets.

Empire Builders has over a decade of vetted and applied visionary digital research, development, innovation and digital asset strategy experience. We have helped startups hard launch and small businesses grow in a rapidly expanding digital economy. We have proven the Empire Builders concept 1000's of times using .co domain names and we are confident our model is the key to brand relevance from here on out.
 
Empire Builders has never been more confident and ready to meet this moment and we are ready to help guide CMO's, executive marketing directors and American business through this online disruption.

See our press release from 2011 on .CO domain names and online advertising by topics.


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What Empire Builders privacy-first digital advertising looked like in search results using stand alone .co domain landing page strategies while serving jumbo Google Ads as far back as 2011! Yep, Empire Builders did that!

Our research and development for a topics privacy-first internet has been entirely self-funded since 2009. No seed money, no investor capitol, no Silicon Valley funding and no lender financing, just pure relentless self-funded innovation driven by an unexplainable vision. Our topics internet solutions have been trialed, were vetted, and are ready to take on Google's reinvention of internet search and display results.

See our press release from 2011 on .CO domain names and online advertising by topics!

First Movers

Online Advertising Search Results By Topics

The online advertising example below is how Empire went from an unknown digital marketing company, to being known as a top digital marketing strategist in the nation!

Google Online Advertising Example

GoDaddy and all major search engines promote the .CO domain name as the leading domain for SEO purposes! 

"All major search engines recognize .co as a leading domain for SEO purposes"! 

All major search engines recognize .co as a leading domain for SEO purposes | Godaddy | Empire Builders

Losing High Value Online Traffic & Don't Know Why? 
The biggest internet disruption in the last thirty years is happening now. Will you adjust or go bust?

DIGIDAY

AUGUST 11, 2021 by KATE KAYE

Google considers switching FLoC to a topic-based approach, as exec acknowledges cookie replacement has fingerprinting potential

"In general, many observers and industry stakeholders are in the dark about the concept Karlin introduced at the meeting, and Google does not appear to have formally introduced the new topic-based concept to participants in the Worldwide Web Consortium forum where Google formally operates its Privacy Sandbox initiative."

“It’s possible that the next version of FLoC will work much the same as the recent origin trial, except that they’ll use topics or keywords from the page instead of, or in addition to, domain names,” said Don Marti, vp of ecosystem innovation at CafeMedia, who keeps close tabs on Google’s Privacy Sandbox efforts. However, he said, “I don’t know anything about how the next release of FLoC will be different from the last one.”

Full Article Here

TechCrunch

January 25, 2022 by FREDERIC LARDINOIS

Daily Crunch: Google dumps FloC plan, proposes new Topics

API for ad targeting

"The idea here is that your browser will learn about your interests as you move around the web. It’ll keep data for the last three weeks of your browsing history and as of now, Google is restricting the number of topics to 300, with plans to extend this over time. Google notes that these topics will not include any sensitive categories like gender or race.

To figure out your interests, Google categorizes the sites you visit based on one of these 300 topics. For sites that it hasn’t categorized before, a lightweight machine learning algorithm in the browser will take over and provide an estimated topic based on the name of the domain."

Full Article Here

 

DIGIDAY

January 25, 2022 by SEB JOSEPH

Understanding Google’s FLoC replacement Topics, and its

unanswered questions

"For now, what little has been shared about Topics suggests it will be an improvement on FLoCs when it comes to privacy, since it will eliminate the issues with potential fingerprinting via those cohorts.

 

On the flipside, the benefits aren’t so clear. On the contrary, it looks they will be drastically reduced since the source of the data is domain-based and transient instead of contextual and relatively persistent, said Loch Rose, chief analytics officer at Publics-owned Epsilon. In fact, it’s not clear how much better Topics is than detailed IAB labels, except that it carries across sites to a certain degree, added Rose."

Full Article Here

HealthGrades

February 2, 2022 By Julianne Jennings

Google's Topics API will limit advertisers' targeting abilities and drive demand to endemic sites

The concept is that Google categorizes the sites you visit based on one of 350 topics. For sites that it previously hasn’t categorized, Google’s algorithm will provide an estimated topic based on the name of the domain.

Full Article Here

 

Ad Tech Explained

January 31, 2022 By Trey Titone

Topics API - The Google FLoC replacement explained

It is important to note that Google will only map hostnames to topics, not individual URLs. Meaning only the domain portion of a URL is used (the bold part of the URL below):

adtechexplained.com/floc-federated-learning/

Full Article Here

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