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Hyper-Personalization in Retail: The Future of Customer Engagement

5 Learnings from Macy’s Strategy

Nick Meyer
2 min readJul 15, 2024

In today’s competitive retail landscape, hyper-personalization has emerged as a crucial strategy for enhancing customer engagement and retention. Macy’s recent efforts highlight how this approach can transform customer interactions and drive business growth.

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Macy’s Strategy for Hyper-Personalization

Under the leadership of Bennett Fox-Glassman, Macy’s is dedicating resources to create more personalized and connected customer journeys. This involves a deep understanding of consumer behavior to increase brand loyalty and sales. The department store has historically personalized various aspects of its marketing, from product recommendations to email, SMS, and app experiences. These efforts have resulted in greater customer engagement and relevance.

Macy’s has outlined five key use cases for personalization:

  1. Complete the Look: Suggesting complementary purchases to customers.
  2. Category Discovery: Helping customers explore new product categories.
  3. Omnichannel Benefits: Highlighting the benefits of shopping both online and in-store.
  4. Purchase Encouragement: Driving initial and repeat…

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Nick Meyer
Nick Meyer

Written by Nick Meyer

Digital Marketing enthusiast at Davies Meyer (www.daviesmeyer.com), exploring the frontiers of AI, marketing, and innovative strategies.

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