Cookies
Cookies are text files, with small bits of data, stored on a user’s hard drive to identify that user after they visit a website. The cookie contains several data components:
- The name of the server that placed it
- A non-nominative identifier, in the form of a unique ID number
- An expiration date.
We can distinguish two types of cookies: First-party cookie and Third-party cookie.
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Other definitions
- Campaign tracking
- Click path
- Cloud hosting
- Consent
- Consent Manager
- Content tracking
- Cookie syncing
- Cost per action (CPA) / effective cost per action (eCPA)
- Cost per click (CPC) / effective cost per click (eCPC)
- Custom reports
- Customer data platform (CDP)
- Customer journey
- Conversion
- Call to action (CTA)
- Content personalization
- Conversion rate
- Conversion rate optimization (CRO)
- Cross-channel tracking
- Customer lifecycle
- Customer journey mapping
- Customer lifecycle management (CLM)
- CNIL
- Cohort
- Conversion attribution
- Custom variables
- Custom dimensions