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May 21, 2025·2 min read

Google announces updates to strengthen AI-driven measurement for marketers. Incrementality testing becomes more accessible with lower spend thresholds and improved methodology, helping advertisers identify added value across campaigns. Cross-channel measurement enhancements in Google Analytics will provide deeper insights, including impressions from Google and other platforms.

Data Manager now offers a one-stop shop for gathering, storing, and activating first-party data with privacy via confidential computing, plus a new API for better ROI and richer insights to power AI.

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