The majority of revenue growth will be won by companies that shift their attention from user acquisition to retention, and adopt player-centric rather than product-centric monetization strategies.
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The new year is a good time to let go of the things and ideas that no longer serve you — or never did. Pini Yakuel, CEO, Optimove suggests five marketing practices to lose for good, and some resolutions to consider instead.
Optimove founder and CEO Pini Yakuel says artificial intelligence — despite its cold, number-crunching reputation — can actually help build emotional bonds between businesses and their customers.
Fortunately there are a few companies which are starting to offer solutions for optimization-driven marketing and can start to help you down this path.
“Marketers will use AI to take the guesswork out of predictive modeling,” says Pini Yakuel, CEO, Optimove. “AI-based bots and digital assistants will become essential in the creation of marketing insights.”
Motti Colman, Optimove’s Director of New Business, believes companies need to fix missed opportunities, “Traditionally, games companies look at three segments; new, active and churn. Churn is often [deprioritised] but 18% of first-time churners, on average, can be reactivated, which means multi-time churners – thanks to the zig-zag phenomenon (where active users leave and then come back repeatedly) – can be identified and incentivised differently.