AI’s Role in Marketing: Is AI a friend or foe for consumers

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Khushi Jain

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Marketing involves analyzing customer preferences and prior interactions to assist marketers in anticipating the most suitable action to take or which products or services should be suggested to various customers. This contributes to enhancing loyalty, retention, and customers’ overall value throughout their lifetime.

More than ever, marketing needs a new playbook, and AI will catalyze overdue marketing transformation. Over the years, disruptive technology has made marketers more risk-averse. Marketers have sacrificed personalization for martech and marketing automation. We finally realize the shift from automation to personalization and, eventually, anticipation and prediction.

The public is receptive to receiving advice from artificial intelligence. In a study about artificial intelligence in marketing, 58% of respondents favored product suggestions from their search history and 51% preferred entertainment recommendations based on content they previously viewed or liked, stemming from direct engagements with a specific company or brand.

Although AI chatbots are becoming more popular, only 34% of respondents consider them essential, while 44% see room for improvement according to a survey. Additionally, 20% of participants reported a negative customer experience because they found it difficult or time-consuming.

While AI is commonly utilized for personalization, consumers have significant privacy worries when it comes to disclosing personal data. Around 82% of consumers are highly worried about the possible effects of AI in marketing, customer service, and technical support on their privacy.

Consumers are realizing AI’s potential in marketing. AI can enhance customer service, personalization, and marketing strategies. However, balancing AI with human interaction is crucial for building trust. The future looks promising for AI in marketing. As technology progresses, artificial intelligence (AI) will become more refined, able to tackle more difficult tasks and provide even more personalized experiences. Anticipate the integration of AI-driven tools like predictive analytics and content generation in marketing strategies. It is crucial to guarantee the ethical and responsible use of AI in order to protect consumer privacy and eliminate bias.

Source of template used:https://www.trickyenough.com/automating-your-marketing-strategy-with-chatgpt-other-ai-tools/

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