 | When marketers talk about personalization, they often mean creating tailored marketing messages for current and potential consumers based on their customer information. It makes sense: providing consumers with information about products they are most likely to be interested in saves shopping time and increases the likelihood of buying. But personalization isn't limited to marketing messages. Companies can personalize their actual products. With consumers increasingly demanding specialized products and businesses avidly interested in this avenue for growth, it's clear that personalization has become the next disruptive opportunity—but despite the interest, many businesses don't know where to start. This playbook offers a blueprint for how to take the first steps towards successfully personalizing products at scale, including:
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