Harnessing Big Data for Precision Marketing: A Deep Dive into Customer Segmentation and Predictive Analytics in the Digital Era

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Ali Raza Khan
Mohammad Tarek Aziz

Abstract

In the age of digital transformation, the strategic utilization of big data has become a cornerstone for precision marketing efforts. This paper offers a comprehensive examination of how big data can be harnessed for customer segmentation and predictive analytics to drive effective marketing campaigns. The study begins by contrasting traditional marketing strategies with contemporary, data-driven approaches, emphasizing the seismic shift towards reliance on digital data. We explore various sources of big data, such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, social media, and web analytics, evaluating their benefits and challenges. The paper delves into modern techniques for customer segmentation using big data, including clustering algorithms, decision trees, and neural networks. We also focus on predictive analytics, showcasing its utility in predicting customer behaviors like lifetime value, churn, and retention, through models such as regression analysis and machine learning algorithms. An integrated framework that synergizes customer segmentation and predictive analytics for precision marketing is presented. The study also addresses the ethical and legal concerns related to data privacy and security, alongside relevant regulatory guidelines like GDPR and CCPA. Finally, we discuss emerging trends in big data technologies, AI, and machine learning, considering their future implications for marketing. The objective is to offer actionable insights and recommendations for businesses, policy makers, and researchers looking to optimize marketing initiatives in the digital era.

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Khan, A. R., & Aziz, M. T. (2023). Harnessing Big Data for Precision Marketing: A Deep Dive into Customer Segmentation and Predictive Analytics in the Digital Era. AI, IoT and the Fourth Industrial Revolution Review, 13(7), 91–102. Retrieved from https://scicadence.com/index.php/AI-IoT-REVIEW/article/view/14
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Ali Raza Khan, Department of Marketing

 

 

 

 

Mohammad Tarek Aziz, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Rangamati Science and Technology University