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Bloomreach CDP: A New Kind of eCommerce Marketing Customer Data Platform

Groove

Marketers and other eCommerce professionals are always on the lookout for new ways to work more efficiently and effectively, and a customer data platform (CDP) is one potential solution. Key Features of Bloomreach CDP As a customer data platform, Bloomreach’s first and most important task is gathering and compiling customer data.

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Want More Customer Data? Build An Enterprise Data Strategy First

Forrester eCommerce

In the era of data deprecation, many B2C marketing clients are asking me “how can I get more first-party data?” or “how do I get more customers to share data with me?”

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The Unexplored Gold Mines of Customer Data: Quizzes

Optimizely

A quiz with relevant content to your brand is entertaining, even informative, for your customers, and the data input is priceless for you. No matter what your industry is, you can easily create a quick quiz to solicit information from your customer base. Learn more here !) What’s the setup? Our quiz, “What’s your summer drink?”

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Using Bloomreach & Zero Party Data To Build Stronger Customer Connections

Groove

In eCommerce, few things are more valuable than customer data. But some types of customer data are even more valuable than others. In data-driven marketing, "zero party data" has emerged as a common buzzword, and it represents a paradigm shift in how companies approach collecting and using customer data.

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Are we Wasting Time Mining Data for Customer Preferences? 

Retail TouchPoints

Analyzing customer data to predict future purchases can be hard. And it doesn’t help that most companies focus far too often on preference data to anticipate what customers will want next. And I’m not especially impressed by what most companies call preference data. That’s preferences analytics. Dave Norton, Ph.D.

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Why Retail Brands Need to Collect Their Own Data

Retail TouchPoints

As the regulatory landscape and practical applications of third-party data continue to shift, brands must adjust their investment and priorities to tactics that allow them to collect their own customer data. Collecting Your Own Data Brands are likely already collecting their own data in some way from their websites or apps.

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Cookies are Here to Stay, But Retailers Can Still Differentiate with Data Privacy

Retail TouchPoints

When you see the data privacy pop-up at a new site you’re visiting, do you: 1. Read every single word and carefully consider whether these statements reflect your personal standards around privacy and data use?* *You Increasing consumer education on data privacy and simplifying privacy settings are crucial.

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