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Personalized Marketing

What is Personalized Marketing?

Personalized marketing is tailoring messages, offers, content and product recommendations to individual people based on data about them, such as their interests, location, behavior and purchase history. The aim is to make marketing more relevant, and therefore more effective.

Examples

  • Emails triggered by what someone browsed or bought
  • Product recommendations such as “customers who bought this also bought”
  • Website content and offers that change by location, industry or returning visitor
  • Remarketing ads showing products someone viewed
  • Birthday offers and loyalty rewards

Personalized product recommendations

Online stores use recommendation engines to suggest products based on a visitor’s behavior and on what similar customers bought. Well-placed recommendations on product pages, in the cart and in emails increase the average order value.

Doing it right

  • Use data responsibly: collect it with consent where required, and follow the GDPR.
  • Be helpful, not creepy: personalization should feel useful, not like surveillance.
  • Start simple: segment by a few meaningful attributes before building complex rules.
  • Test it: compare personalized and generic versions to confirm the gain.

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