Time for brands to take customer data personally
As consumers and regulators increase scrutiny around data, contributor Nina Caruso says there's an opportunity to adopt a customer-centric approach to privacy while providing personalized experiences.
Seven in 10 consumers expect a personalized experience from the brands they encounter, according to a survey of 3,000 Americans and Britons that Conlumino conducted in 2014.
While that’s not shocking, this need for personalization can impact a customer’s loyalty and is a challenge that brands big and small still struggle with daily.
For nearly a decade, marketing and publishing departments have responded to this demand by using data management platforms — or DMPs — to organize customer data and deploy that information for tailored advertisements.
These days, however, customers want more than just targeted ads. They expect top-to-bottom personalization every time they interact with a brand — whether they’re calling a company’s helpline, viewing content in a mobile app or watching an in-flight commercial.
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