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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most promising technologies in contemporary marketing management. Artificial intelligence can help organizations to analyze vast amounts of customer data, identify patterns, recognize customer preferences and offer relevant products, services and information. In particular, AI-driven customer personalization has become one of the most in-demand concepts, as customers seek greater relevance in terms of products, content, offers and communication. This project aims to review the concept of Customer Personalization in Marketing driven by Artificial Intelligence, discussing such aspects as AI-based customer segmentation and targeting, personalized recommendation and predictive marketing, AI-generated content and advertising, AI chatbots and conversational marketing, benefits, challenges and future of AI-driven personalization. Particular attention is paid to the role of AI in the customer journey, its impact on marketing management, the application of AI in different spheres, and ethical concerns related to privacy, security, bias and hyper-personalization. The study finds that AI can be a powerful tool for marketing management, helping to make operations more efficient, engage and retain customers, identify and target the right customers, and make better business decisions. However, the effectiveness of AI is conditional upon high-quality data, responsibility, privacy and transparency, and human oversight. Thus, while AI can be a great tool for marketing management, it cannot replace human input in marketing management. The project also concludes that the future of marketing belongs to marketing management that combines artificial intelligence, customer data and human expertise to meet the needs of customers and ensure long-term success.
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