LiveIntent, the people-based marketing platform powered by the email address, and Rubicon Project, the largest independent sell-side advertising platform, announced an integration to empower advertisers to transact on a unique, stable, and privacy-safe identifier. LiveIntent’s Authenticated Bridge framework solves many of the challenges confronting marketers around audience resolution and addressability by connecting advertiser and publisher first-party data.
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At the center of LiveIntent’s Authenticated Bridge solution is the nonID, which has a 1:1 relationship to a specific email address and allows brands to bridge data sets using identifiers within the original data sets. The nonID is tied to an active, hashed email in the LiveIntent graph and offers a way to predict the primary email address that is associated with a device or browser. With more than three billion unique online identifiers and nine billion connections—all of which are anchored in first-party data—LiveIntent’s identity graph is one of the largest in the world. What’s more, LiveIntent’s graph is the only graph to be built using only first-party cookies whose insights are tied directly to validated and active emails.
“In addition to helping publishers make their inventory more accessible and useful to advertisers, people-based identifiers improve the end user’s digital media experience,” said Garrett McGrath, Vice President of Product Management, Rubicon Project. “We continue to work with industry partners to develop community-driven identity solutions that simplify and enhance the advertising experience for publishers, advertisers and consumers, all the while respecting data privacy. LiveIntent’s Authenticated Bridge framework provides an identity solution that is reliable, transparent, and streamlined.”
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