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Consumer Loyalty 2030

Peter Lavers

In his second blog written as part of the SAS UK Collaborators programme reviewing the SAS / Futurum “Experience 2030” report , Peter Lavers digs deeper into the question regarding what will drive customer loyalty in the future (up to 2030). You can read the full blog by clicking here.

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Driving the Future: Integrated CX in Automotive Customer Journeys

InMoment XI

At the same time, we’re seeing a massive shift in the way consumers want to browse and buy vehicles. What will happen in the future: Predictive customer analytics leverage data to make predictions about a customer’s future behavior. This is essential, as 77% of consumers expect instant engagement when they contact a business.

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Are you ready for MadTech? 3 tips to help you prepare

ECXO

Image source: SAS If you’re a marketer, chances are you’ve heard about MadTech. So let’s dive into what MadTech is, why it’s important, how we got here and three tips you can use to get ready for marketing in a world driven by MadTech. But an even greater challenge lies on the horizon: integrating marketing technology with advertising.

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Market Research Uncovers First Mover Opportunities

NetBase

Identifying a new category is exciting, particularly when market research uncovers a first mover opportunity and your brand is ready to capture it. Let’s see how consumer and market intelligence reveals these instances, and a few brands that have been nimble enough to take advantage of key insight. The First Mover Club.

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The Future of Customer Experience in Banking in 2023

Lumoa

Consumers have wholeheartedly embraced the transition to digital banks. The fact that consumers have a wider range of alternatives (and are willing to exercise them) means that the relationship between banks and their customers has become more vulnerable than ever before. Modern consumers are also extremely self-sufficient.

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How Do Luxury Brands Meet The Needs of Consumers Right Now?

NetBase

Like many industries worldwide, the luxury goods market has had its hands full. Here, we’ll take a look at some of the some of the changes taking place in the market and what luxury brands are doing different to meet the needs of consumers right now. and European luxury markets. and European luxury markets.

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Navigating an AI-Enabled Marketplace: What Brands Need To Know and Do

Strativity

This article was written by Josh Verseput, SVP, Analytics. ChatGPT is a giant leap forward in Al ; capabilities we didn’t expect to see before 2025 or 2030 are available today. With the growth of Al, consumers may discover and interact with a brand’s personality in ways marketing teams will no longer control.

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