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    Explore "thirdpartydata" with insightful episodes like "Third Party Data is Dying. Is Your Business Ready?", "Latest Updates and Releases TARTLE.CO | TCAST Live", "Cos'̬ l'Universal ID ed i dati zero, prima, seconda e terza parte | Ep. #112", "Ep 163 РHippo Insurance Chief Underwriting Officer, Chris Donahue" and "Flipping America 525, Winter is Coming! We've Lost Comp Data!" from podcasts like ""TCAST", "TCAST", "DIGITAL LIFE - Marketing & Digital", "FNO: InsureTech" and "Flipping America"" and more!

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    Third Party Data is Dying. Is Your Business Ready?

    Third Party Data is Dying. Is Your Business Ready?

    TCAST Live is an education, business, and technology video podcast that informs listeners and viewers on the best practices, theory, and technical functions of the TARTLE exchange system and how it is designed to serve society with the highest and best intentions.

    TCAST Live is brought to you by TARTLE. A global digital identity exchange platform that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to while allowing buyers to access clean ready-to-analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

    The show is hosted by Co-Founder & Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Co-Host CMO Jason Rigby.

    TARTLE is free to join, forever and can be accessed at WWW.TARTLE.CO

    Latest Updates and Releases TARTLE.CO | TCAST Live

    Latest Updates and Releases TARTLE.CO | TCAST Live

    Latest Updates and Releases!

    TCAST Live is an education, business, and technology video podcast that informs listeners and viewers on the best practices, theory, and technical functions of the TARTLE exchange system and how it is designed to serve society with the highest and best intentions.

    TCAST Live is brought to you by TARTLE. A global digital identity exchange platform that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to while allowing buyers to access clean ready-to-analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.

    The show is hosted by Co-Founder & Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Co-Host CMO Jason Rigby.

    TARTLE is free to join, forever and can be accessed at WWW.TARTLE.CO

    Ep 163 – Hippo Insurance Chief Underwriting Officer, Chris Donahue

    Ep 163 – Hippo Insurance Chief Underwriting Officer, Chris Donahue

    On this episode of FNO: InsureTech, Rob and Lee talk with Chris Donahue, Chief Underwriting Officer at Hippo Insurance.

    As we reconvene from the holidays, we start the year off with a great interview from Hippo Insurance. Join us as we learn more about Chris’ role at Hippo, the focus on loss/risk mitigation, emerging technologies and data sources; and more.

    Like what you hear on FNO: InsureTech? Know someone who’d be a great guest on our podcast? Email us at fno@470claims.com!

    Flipping America 525, Winter is Coming! We've Lost Comp Data!

    Flipping America 525, Winter is Coming! We've Lost Comp Data!

    We don’t get many breaking news headlines in real estate – much less in the real estate investing world. In fact the general public didn’t notice this at all, but this week we had a minor earthquake in the investing world. Third party data providers lost access to failed listing and sold property data. What does it mean, who is affected, and how should you deal with this - today on Flipping America.

    Panic is never a good first response. But it’s understandable when you unexpectedly lose a major tool that your business relies on. And this is why your business should never rely on just one tool or one platform. If your entire operation is based on a technology owned and controlled entirely by someone else, your livelihood is in their hands. Amazon third party sellers are unwise to stake their lives on the Amazon platform. I’ve seen sellers lose their ability to sell for a variety of reasons - none of which were their fault. I’ve seen sellers sell the same product for months or years and suddenly be told they can no longer sell that product. Or worse yet, Amazon decides to sell it. I’ve seen people build a nice following on Patreon and YouTube only after taking a position those platforms don’t like, become de-platformed or de-monetized.

    I do not and will not put all my eggs in one basket. I don’t talk about this much but I work hard to develop multiple income streams. At the moment they are all generally in the same field, but that isn’t the long term plan. I’m not going to talk about that today because all of this is leading to one simple statement: If you are completely dependent on Propstream for your real estate business, you are probably unwise. 

    Propstream announced this week that due to some changing regulations, they will no longer be allowed to provide information on failed listings or sold properties. Failed or expired listings is but one of over a hundred possible data points from which to build a marketing list. And it’s not one of my favorites. If a listing expires without selling - especially in the past three years - it’s almost always because the seller is asking too much. I’ve marketed to this list in the past, but don’t find many who are willing to lower their expectations simply because the listing expired. So this really isn’t a big deal.

    The lost of sold comps is a big deal - a huge deal. We run comps based on sold properties. This is without question the most reliable way to know what your potential investment is potentially worth. This data is essential for appraisers, lenders, and even tax assessors. Well guess what, you can’t really develop a solid “after repair value” without sold comps. 

    Or can you?  

    How to contact us

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    Call our National Comment Line: 877-55-ROGER (877-557-6437)   ext 1. Leave your message or your question. 

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    What should you do if you don’t have access to the sold comps?

    1. Simply enter the address into your search engine. Look at several links, see several opinions about the value. If they are all similar (but not necessarily exact), you might have a good number. 
    2. Look at your subscription data providers - Privy, PropStream, Batchleads, ets. And see what they might say. 
    3. Develop a relationship with a realtor in your target market. The best way to do that is make them some money. Don’t ask them to run your comps. Ask them to look at your work and see whether they agree. It’s almost a certainty they will know more about the local market than you will. 

    Questions from Listeners: 

    • Lydia, St. Paul, MN, “Our city is experiencing a crime wave like I’ve never seen. I want to sell all of my rental properties (I have 9). But where could I put the money?
    • Cameron, Chattanooga, TN, “My partner and I just had a falling out. We own 17 rental houses and currently have 3 flips together. We don’t want to be friends any longer but both of us are fair-minded and want to divide the assets as evenly as we can. Can you offer any guidance?”
    • Sidney, Austin, TX “Where are the opportunities you see in a tight market in 2022?”
    • Grant, Macon, GA “I want to do this! I’ve been watching a show {name of show removed} on TV and I want to get into the business. I found your podcast and you seem to be a guy who can help me. What do I need to do to get started? I have a decent job and about $10,000 to invest. I don’t hate my job but I hope I can transition out to this as a career.”
    • Jenny, Port St. Lucie, FL “New year, new me. I’ve set some big goals for 2022. I want to acquire 3 rental properties this year and need some advice. 1. Should I try to buy right here in my local area and if so, how do I find possibilities? 2. How do I know a particular house is going to be a good investment? Thank you in advance for your time.”

    Quote of the Day

    May the best day of your past be the worst day of your future.

    Marketers for an Open Web's Take on Google's Cookieless Future

    Marketers for an Open Web's Take on Google's Cookieless Future

    Google's made some big moves regarding third party cookie tracking and one organization that has been an outspoken critic of Google's post third-party cookies plans is Marketers for an Open Web (MOW). In this episode, James Rosewell, director of MOW, shared his thoughts and his group's concerns with the tech giant's plans and offers alternatives to support what his group feels is a more open web.

    How are Google Ads changing because of data privacy?

    How are Google Ads changing because of data privacy?

    Paid media expert Haley Nininger explains how changes in data privacy affects the performance of advertising on Google. In this episode, we talk about:

    • New layers of filtering dramatically impact the size of your target audience
    • Why you should take a “full funnel” approach to advertising
    • Ways to create more opportunities for value exchange
    • How to approach, measure, and improve platform strategy with actionable tips

    Listen and subscribe to learn how your paid media strategy should be ready for 2021, the year of consumer data privacy.

    Ethical Data Sourcing and Collection - What Is Data Ethics?

    Ethical Data Sourcing and Collection - What Is Data Ethics?

    We talk a lot about ethically sourced data over at TARTLE HQ. It’s a big part of our drive to show buyers why they should be using us. Yet, whenever we talk to companies and organizations that purchase data, we find they are using third-party data. They willingly admit they don’t really know what the true source of the data is and that this is probably a weakness. However, they also believe this is their only option. They are convinced there is not an alternative way of acquiring data out there. What is interesting is that a lot of data buyers don’t love that they feel trapped in that system. Many would actually prefer a more ‘farm to table’ approach to getting their data but have no idea how to go about that. 

    TARTLE of course provides exactly this service. We allow buyers to be in direct contact with the people they are buying data from. Yes, people. That’s how you know this is a truly ethical way of sourcing data, it respects the people behind the data and gives buyers the chance to realize and experience that. It makes it harder for people to make all of their business decisions in an abstract, theoretical world in which no one is actually affected by those decisions. When you get your data from the source, it’s much easier to realize that your decisions will either help or harm others, a fact that is more likely to keep your efforts honest. 

    There are a few other positive effects to ethically sourcing your data through TARTLE. One is that you get to feel better about how it was acquired. You know where it came from and you actually pay the individual for it. There is full consent involved, it wasn’t skimmed or scammed or gotten through any sort of back door method. 

    That data is also much more granular. You can really understand the ins and outs of how that data you’ve purchased reflects the person’s life, and how it is affected by…whatever it is you are collecting data about. Whether it’s a product or service you have recently launched, one you will launch or you are conducting a medical study on respiratory issues in different parts of the world, you are getting a full picture, not just of the particular data points you are immediately interested in but of their context as well. Context in turn is precisely what gives you greater understanding of the data, enabling you to make more efficient use of it through making better decisions. 

    Now, to be fair, getting data through us takes a bit more time and work. At least at first. It’s a different process and it will take getting used to. It will require a bit of patience to figure out how to ask the right questions so you get the responses that will be the most helpful to you. Of course, it isn’t as easy as buying a bunch of third-party data and feeding it through a prescribed algorithm to get…something.

    Our system will seem more difficult at first but that is only because it takes time to get the best data. I saw a sign at a burger joint the other day that said “Be patient, real burgers take time”. Data is the same way. Real data, real information takes time to acquire, but in the end, it is obviously worth it. 

    Not to mention, buyers need to realize that when they collect data, they really do have a responsibility to treat the sources of their data with respect, not because in the end, it will make your bottom line grow but because those sources are in fact people, people who have rights, dreams and desires of their own. So, if you don’t like the third-party system, we are here. Work with us and ethically source your data and help lift up others in the process.

    What’s their data worth? www.tartle.co

    Why Is audience research important for marketing?

    Why Is audience research important for marketing?

    Emily Bliss and Lauren McVetty join the show to talk about the power and importance of audience research.

    Together, they’ll tell you audience marketing can be easy but effective. From interests to demographics, you can use these findings to improve your digital marketing with better content, better creative, and better messaging. Listen to this to get a better sense of who may be listening to you.

    Creating Relevant Content with First-Party Data - Brian Knollenberg

    Creating Relevant Content with First-Party Data - Brian Knollenberg

    Some of the questions that get answered in this episode:

    • What are Customer Data Platforms and how can one help drive relevant content?
    • What is first-party data vs second-party data vs third-party data?
    • How does BECU use its member's first-party data to create relevant content? 
    • Are there levels of privacy that a consumer should have regarding how marketers use first-party data?
    • Are Credit Bureaus outdated?
    • Is there a way to control the use of consumer data at this stage of the internet?
    • When does it make sense to hire a creative agency versus keeping the marketing tasks in-house?
    • How can a creative agency be most useful to a company’s marketing department?
    • How can a creative agency quickly learn their client’s business?
    • How can a creative agency appear credible to a client or potential client?

    Summary

    Clyde Golden is a creative agency in Seattle specializing in research, strategy, and content creation via Customer Journey programs.

    Marketing in a Cookie-Less World

    Marketing in a Cookie-Less World

    Do you really want to live in a cookie-less world? Digitally, anyway, that’s the reality for marketers.

    The impending demise of the third-party cookie will take one big bite out of a marketer’s tried and true go-to strategy. Marketers have used third-party cookies for decades to inform digital advertising and user experience by tracking information about visitors and their behavior when not on their actual websites.

    But it’s a new world when it comes to data privacy. And the tech giants are taking action. Apple and Google are making moves to support the termination of this type of data tracking on the web.

    How can marketers adjust? Is the demise of third-party cookies actually a good thing for marketing strategy?