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By Hannah Lucich. How far should personalization go?. Nueromarketing & Cybermediaries. Uses functional magnetic resonance imaging, a brain-scanning device that tracks blood flow as we perform mental tasks Learn from past user behavior to recommend new purchases. Personalizing data.
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By Hannah Lucich How far should personalization go?
Nueromarketing & Cybermediaries • Uses functional magnetic resonance imaging, a brain-scanning device that tracks blood flow as we perform mental tasks • Learn from past user behavior to recommend new purchases
Personalizing data • My article discusses marketers personalizing data on ads to match consumers preferences • “The data that gives it the ability to hyper-personalize content and ads, means both higher returns on investments for media buyers, and ideally more utility for users”
A recent JWT survey showed… • 7/10 consumers said having technology tailor information to their preferences is helpful • 8/10 consumers said they’d prefer to see everything unfiltered and sift through info on their own • 86% expressed curiosity as to what was being filtered out of their stream
F and S Commerce? • With Facebook and other types of social media being so popular, the new terms F-Commerce (Facebook commerce) and S-Commerce (Social Commerce) are of growing interest • In 2011, $5 billion goods were sold via S-Commerce • Grubwithus
Questions • What do you think about personalizing advertisements for consumer preferences? • http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/how-far-should-personalization-go-138214