
Behavior-Based vs. Traditional Personalization
Customer Experience
First-name personalization feels good. But it’s a lie. Many companies rely on it because it’s easy. It feels like you’re personalizing people’s experiences. But the reality is: It doesn’t drive conversions, and customers see right through it. Just because an email says, “Hey Jess, we think you’ll love this!” doesn’t mean Jess will actually love . . .