We’re witnessing a sweeping change in the way brands sell, service, and communicate with their customers.
Instead of being a silent consumer of products and services, the customer is becoming the center of the business universe. Leading brands are listening to their customers and introducing the practice of hyper-personalization. Today’s customer doesn’t just expect personalization, he demands personalization.
Whilst Amazon and Netflix are succeeding at it, many companies struggle to up their game.
Why does this happen – and what’s involved in putting your customer first?
Sharifah Amirah, Chief Client Officer at Intent HQ discusses this topic with Alastair Greener on the Business Reporter Channel.
In today’s hyper-competitive landscape, consumer expectations on brands continue to soar. This means businesses must seize every opportunity to stand out and drive growth. One key strategy is customer experience optimization, which has become essential for businesses across industries. By leveraging powerful data insights and placing the user at the heart of their operations, businesses […]
Personalization is not easy. Customers expect companies to recognize and engage with them in real-time. That’s the level of Personalization that we expect as consumers in today’s world. Unfortunately, few marketers are able to act this quickly.
El auge de la digitalización en España y en otros países está cambiando los hábitos de consumo, con un auge de las compras online, el entretenimiento e incluso la atención sanitaria. Las empresas deben evolucionar y aprovechar las herramientas de análisis basadas en IA, como Intent HQ, para personalizar las ofertas, interactuar a través de los canales preferidos y adelantarse a las tendencias emergentes. Si no se adaptan al cliente digitalizado, corren el riesgo de quedarse atrás en este panorama en rápida evolución.
It was expected to die. Instead, it continues to grow.
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