If personalization is good, then hyper-personalization is better and AI-powered personalization is best. Right? As marketers know, brands need to build a relationship with the customer so personalization feels appropriate. And the customer has to benefit from the personalization, whether through monetary discounts, convenience or useful advice. “Companies have to earn the right to personalize […]
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