Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising almost every industry and sphere of life. AI has been utilise to meet customers' expectations in business sectors by customising products and services. AI-driven marketing promises to improve customer service and satisfaction by analysing customergenerated data to create value, enhance resource allocation and develop effective and cost-effective marketing strategies through big data analytics. However, adopting AI-driven digital marketing in some resource-constrained settings is still nascent, and there is a dearth of studies to enhance AI-driven marketing. Thus, this study proposed a framework to enhance AI-driven marketing adoption by addressing the barriers to the adoption of AI-driven marketing and customer satisfaction in Lesotho. The study used a qualitative research design to (i) explore the challenges faced by businesses in Lesotho in adopting AI technologies for digital marketing and customer satisfaction, (ii) investigate the barriers to AI-driven marketing and customer satisfaction by Lesotho's businesses, and (iii) propose a framework for AI-driven marketing adoption by businesses in Lesotho. Findings revealed that lack of awareness, legislation, resistance and financial constraints were the main barriers to AI-driven marketing adoption. The proposed framework suggests interventions to deal with these impediments.
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