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Enhanced AI Personalization in Online Marketplaces: Transforming Customer Experience Through Dynamic Behavioral Intelligence
Abstract
The digital marketplace ecosystem has experienced a transformative evolution driven by artificial intelligence technologies that enable sophisticated customer personalization strategies. Traditional demographic-based segmentation models have proven inadequate for addressing the complex, individualized preferences of modern consumers who demand highly personalized shopping experiences. AI-enhanced personalization systems leverage machine learning algorithms, real-time behavioral tracking, and predictive analytics to create dynamic customer understanding that transcends conventional categorization limitations. These advanced technologies enable marketplaces to process vast datasets of customer interactions, identify intricate behavioral patterns, and deliver personalized content that adapts continuously to evolving consumer preferences. Dynamic behavioral segmentation represents a paradigm shift from static customer grouping to fluid, real-time adaptation based on current behavioral indicators rather than historical demographic data. Proactive AI agent engagement transforms customer service interactions from reactive responses to predictive interventions that anticipate customer needs before explicit expression. Natural language processing and sentiment analysis technologies enhance personalization capabilities by interpreting customer communications and emotional responses, enabling more empathetic service delivery. The integration of contextual awareness into AI systems allows for a sophisticated understanding of customer interactions within broader situational contexts, improving the relevance and timing of personalized communications. This technological revolution enables marketplaces to create individualized experiences that foster deeper customer relationships while driving sustainable business growth through improved conversion rates and customer satisfaction metrics.
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Journal
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Volume (Issue)
7 (8)
Pages
216-222
Published
Copyright
Open access

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