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In digital marketing, "Ad creative" refers to the visual and textual content designed to capture user attention and drive engagement or conversions. "Cookiesamtykke" (Danish for "cookie consent") is the explicit permission users grant for websites to store and use cookies, often required by privacy regulations like GDPR. The relationship between these two lies in how cookie consent directly impacts the effectiveness and targeting precision of ad creatives. Without cookiesamtykke, marketers have limited access to user data, restricting their ability to personalize ad creatives based on browsing behavior, demographics, or past interactions. This limitation forces marketers to rely on more generic ad creatives, reducing relevance and potentially lowering engagement and conversion rates. Conversely, obtaining cookie consent enables richer user profiling and retargeting, allowing ad creatives to be dynamically tailored to user preferences and behaviors, thereby increasing campaign effectiveness. Practically, the design and messaging of ad creatives may also incorporate or be influenced by cookie consent prompts to ensure compliance without disrupting user experience. Thus, cookie consent mechanisms shape both the data availability for ad creative personalization and the user journey that ad creatives are part of, making their interplay critical in privacy-compliant digital advertising strategies.