Most marketers believe that personalization of the consumer experience is important, but their attempts at personalized communications might run into disinterested – or worse, annoyed – consumers. According to a new study [pdf] sponsored by Lyris and conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), only 32% of consumers in the US and UK agreed that greater personalization of marketing messages benefits consumers, while 43% disagreed. Moreover, 70% agreed that many of the personalized messages they receive are annoying because the attempts at personalization are superficial. (more…)
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