This document discusses using machine learning for customer segmentation. It first provides context on machine learning applications in retail, including eliminating overstocks/out-of-stocks, adjusting prices, customer sentiment analysis, and chatbots for customer support. It then defines customer segmentation as dividing customers into groups based on common attributes like demographics, behaviors, or other attributes. The benefits of customer segmentation are described as enabling personalized communication, upselling/cross-selling opportunities, and higher returns on marketing investments. A case study example is presented analyzing customer data to identify segments most responsive to different types of offers like BOGO, discounts, or informational promotions.
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Our Agenda
01 Machine learning in the retail industry
02 What is Customer Segmentation?
03 Benefits of Customer Segmentation
04 Case Study
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21. ● Anticipation precedes all action.
● Anticipation impacts consumer decisions.
● Anticipation is a source of customer value.
● Anticipation can be a business’s competitive advantage.
Why is Anticipation Important to BRAND
GROWTH?
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in the future.”
34. Target
● Gain understanding what types of customer
characteristics and demographics are there.
● What offer should be sent to each customer
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35. Datasets
● portfolio.json — containing offer ids and meta
data about each offer (duration, type, etc.)
● profile.json — demographic data for each
customer
● transcript.json — records for transactions,
offers received, offers viewed, and offers
completed
36. ● BOGO Cluster who response to bogo offering
○ Cluster 0 : above average income, average spending amount, offer completed rate
○ Cluster 2 : slightly below average income & spending, and lower offer completed rate
○ Cluster 4 : the highest income and average spending amount, older group
○ Cluster 5 : similar to cluster 0, but very response to informational offer
● DISCOUNT Cluster who response to discount offering
○ Cluster 1 : below average income, spending and offer completed rate
○ Cluster 3 : similar to cluster 1 with the lowest income and spending
○ Cluster 6 : above average income, spending and offer completed rate who very responsice to informational
and discount offering
● BOGO & DISCOUNT Cluster who respons both bogo and discount offering
○ Cluster 8 : very responsive to informational and discount, and also repsonsive to bogo offering, above
average income, spending with most offer completed rate with the highest difficulty
● INFORMATIONAL Cluster who response informational offering
○ Cluster 4, 5, 6, and 8, and some cluster 7
● Probably not a targetted cluster:
○ Cluster 7 : newer member who has the lowest income & offer completed rate, and probably never have a
spending, may have responsive to informational offer.