Unlocking the Power of AI Personalization: 10 Key Approaches

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To remain competitive, businesses across industries must offer user experiences that feel customized, relevant and meaningful. Buyers have come to expect personalized recommendations, whether they’re browsing playlist recommendations on a music app or looking at movie night suggestions on their favorite streaming service. 

The rise of generative AI (GenAI) is pushing personalization efforts even further, delivering smarter, more dynamic experiences. Businesses can now deliver personalization at scale, catering to individual preferences across even the largest of customer bases. As GenAI changes the way organizations approach customer engagement, many are leaning on the following 10 key approaches to unlock the power of AI personalization. 

 

Woman uses a digital tablet to interact with an app powered by AI personalization

 

1. Tailor User Interfaces (UI) Based on Preferences

Personalized UI can be adapted to individual user preferences to enhance the overall user experience. AI-driven tools can dynamically adjust layouts, themes and functionalities to reflect user behavior and needs. For example, Rokt ecommerce uses AI to serve up hyper-relevant premium offers to buyers. These offers are seamlessly displayed in online carts and dynamically adjusted based on purchase behavior and preferences. This type of personalization increases order value and enhances the buyer experience through smart upselling.  

 

2. Dynamic Content Delivery

Through dynamic content delivery, you can provide the most relevant information to a user at the right moment. AI analyzes user data to curate and personalize content. This level of personalization is often seen on streaming services, which use AI to recommend movies or shows based on preferences and watch history. 

 

3. Behavioral and Predictive Analytics

On the topic of user behavior, behavioral and predictive analytics are one of the most useful approaches for unlocking the power of AI personalization. They analyze historical data to predict user actions, allowing business to anticipate customer needs. As a result, businesses can offer personalized products and services before users even have to ask. 

 

4. AI-Powered Recommendation Systems

Recommendation systems use AI to provide personalized suggestions based on user preferences, browsing behavior, engagements and purchase history. For example, the food recipe and delivery service, Hungryroot uses AI to personalize recipe recommendations based on subscriber activity and feedback. This level of personalization creates a more engaging and relevant experience. 

 

5. Customized AI Models for Different User Roles

Customized AI models can be tailored to specific user roles to address the preferences of multiple stakeholders in an organization. These models integrate with role-specific systems to provide personalized insights and workflows. Within the same organization, a sales team may use the AI model to perform lead quality scores while the marketing team could leverage it for audience segmentation. 

 

6. Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Personalized Interactions

NLP makes it easier for people to interact naturally with AI systems such as chat bots and virtual assistants. Essentially, it enables more intuitive, human-like conversations to drive engagement and provide relevance. The result is a more satisfying experience for users, focused on addressing their questions in a friendly, conversational tone. 

 

7. Adaptive Al Algorithms for Real-time Personalization

Adaptive algorithms evolve with user preferences and behaviors over time. As they learn from interactions, they are able to deliver more personalized experiences. A fitness application could use an adaptive AI algorithm to tweak workout suggestions based on user progress and history. 

 

8. Enhanced Personalization Through Location-Based Insights

By using geolocation data, AI can deliver personalized, contextually aware content and recommendations. Retailers often use this type of AI personalization to deliver in-store promotions to customers shopping in close proximity. Travel apps also make use of the technology to suggest nearby attractions and other fun things to do at your destination. 

 

9. Custom Notifications To Match User Preferences

AI ensures the notifications and alerts you receive are timely, useful and relevant. Users often feel notification fatigue, which lowers engagement. Instead of sending out the same notification to all users, apps and platforms can use AI to tailor the messaging and timing to what is most relevant to each individual user. 

 

10. Custom AI Workflows for Business Automation

AI reduces administrative burden by automating repetitive, manual tasks such as data entry. Streamlining these workflows frees up time for more value-added, strategic tasks while improving efficiency. Businesses can also get deep insights into their operations to inform decision-making and better allocate resources. 

 

The Importance of a Secure AI Platform

All of these personalization strategies require a secure AI platform to succeed. Otherwise, businesses risk exposing users’ private data, opening themselves up to breaches and costly fines. SUSE AI is a secure AI platform that provides:

  • Data protection to safeguard sensitive, confidential information and ensure user trust
  • Scalability to support growing demands of personalized AI applications
  • Reliability to deliver consistent performance and uptime

Organizations that use secure AI platforms will have the confidence and peace of mind to experiment with emerging personalization strategies. Embracing secure AI allows them to innovate without having to compromise data integrity. They can also maintain a competitive edge and meet rising user expectations for hyper-personalized experiences. 

To learn more about enabling innovation through personalized AI applications on a secure, extensible platform, explore SUSE AI. SUSE AI gives enterprises the power to unlock the full potential of AI personalization without compromising data security.

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Jen Canfor Jen is the Global Campaign Manager for SUSE AI, specializing in driving revenue growth, implementing global strategies, and executing go-to-market initiatives with over 10 years of experience in the software industry.