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’Hello $FirstName’ - marketing experts discussing the topic of personalization

’Hello $FirstName’ - marketing experts discussing the topic of personalization

著者: Rasmus Houlind
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Ready to learn about personalization in marketing? Where first season was based on the book ’Hello $FirstName - Profiting from Personalization’ - Season 2 takes it further to explore the Content Crisis of Personalization - and the roles that the Content Layer (hint: a parallel to the Data Layer but with... well Content) and GenAI play in truly making personalization scale. The book is available in print and kindle and can be bought here: https://amzn.eu/d/7con9Ex (or your local .com, .co.uk, .se amazon...) A written abstract of the book can be downloaded here: https://agillic.com/free-ebook-hello-firstname/ All models and illustrations from the book can be downloaded here: https://www.omnichannelinstitute.com/resources?lang=enCopyright 2023 All rights reserved. マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス 経済学
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  • 🎮 Data with a Dopamine Kick: Gamification, Zero-Party Data, and Personalization - with COO of Scratcher, Nikolaj Skarbye
    2025/05/20

    In this episode of Hello $Firstname, I’m joined by Nikolaj Skarbye from Scratcher.io for a deep dive into what might be the most overlooked shortcut to personalization: asking people directly - while making it fun.

    At the heart of our conversation is zero-party data: the kind of willingly shared data that can include preferences, intentions, interests - even motivations. And instead of waiting for transactional behaviour to build up, gamification offers a way to collect this data early in the journey, at scale, and in ways that engage rather than interrupt.

    The twist? If done well, gamification doesn’t just capture data - it builds emotional connection with the brand while it’s at it.

    🔍 Highlights from the episode:
    • Beyond Spin-the-Wheel: From preference quizzes to product advisors and loyalty re-engagements, the real power of gamification lies in how it's designed, branded, and contextualized - not just the mechanics.
    • Short-cut to Smart Segmentation: You don’t have to wait for purchase data to personalize. Interactive experiences can surface intent and profile data long before a sale.
    • Data That Feeds the CX Layers: Zero-party data connects the Content Layer, Data Layer, and Personalization Layer - bridging marketing, CRM, and even call centre scripting.
    • Creative Use Cases: From Penguin knowledge tests for NGOs to Whopper giveaways at Burger King, and B2B IT assessments - Nikolaj shares cases that go well beyond e-commerce.
    • The Incentive Myth: Big prizes don’t always mean better participation. Smaller, brand-relevant rewards often lead to higher redemption rates and better lead quality.
    • From Collecting to Activating: We explore how zero-party data gets mapped, enriched, and activated across CDPs, ESPs, web personalization, and even in-store experiences.

    📺 Watch the full video 🎮 Check out Scratcher

    📚 Want more?

    This episode is part of Season 2 of Hello $Firstname, based on the book Hello $Firstname – Profiting from Personalization and the Content Crisis Manifesto.

    📘 Buy the book 📄 Get the abstract 🎧 Listen to the audiobook 🖼️ Download the models & illustrations 🎤 Book Rasmus for a keynote or workshop

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    51 分
  • From Prompts to Personalization: How AI is Rewriting Email Marketing - with Villads Leth, CEO and Founder of Alvas.ai
    2025/05/06

    What happens when the Content Crisis meets AI creativity?

    In this episode of the Hello $Firstname podcast, I sat down with Villads Leth, CEO and Founder at Alvas.ai, to explore what fully individualised, AI-written email content looks like in practice. And why it’s forcing marketers to rethink what content is, how it’s created, and what it means to personalise at scale.

    🎯 Here’s what makes this conversation so relevant:

    Villads and his team are enabling brands to go far beyond segmentation. They’re generating email content that’s 100% unique—based not just on the products in a customer’s basket, but also their behavioural history, preferences, and context. It’s 1:1 communication, built in real time by AI.

    But this isn’t just a story about scale.

    It’s a story about what happens when content creation becomes decisioning—and when marketing teams have to shift from writing to prompting, from planning to QA.

    🧠 Key Topics We Cover:
    • The Two Modes of Content Production:
      • Hyper-individualised 1:1 emails for triggered flows
      • Efficiently produced, semi-personalised content for broader segments and campaigns
    • Prompting ≠ Briefing: Why marketers need to learn to talk to machines—and teach them to speak brand.
    • Content QA at Scale: What internal processes are needed to safely roll out GenAI-driven content.
    • When Not to Personalise (or at least individualise): Yes, really. Villads makes a strong case for restraint when intent is fuzzy.
    • The New Content Pipeline: How GenAI transforms not just what content gets made—but how, when, and by whom.

    Villads also reflects on how fast things are moving: 🧠 The cost of content creation with AI has dropped by a factor of 200. ⚠️ But trust is fragile—one bad AI-generated message, and the damage is done. 💡 That’s why they’re big on guardrails, education, and starting small.

    📺 Watch the full video here 📥 Download the CX Layers & Content Crisis Manifesto

    📚 As always, this episode is grounded in:
    • The book 'Hello $Firstname – Profiting from Personalization'
    • The Content Crisis Manifesto

    📘 Buy the book 📄 Download the abstract 🎧 Get the audiobook (free) 🖼️ Download all illustrations & models 🎤 Book me for a talk or workshop

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    54 分
  • Scaling Soulful Content with Generative AI – The Landfolk Way - with Chris Kjær Sørensen, CTO at Landfolk.com
    2025/04/22
    In the latest episode of the Hello $Firstname podcast, I had the pleasure of talking with Chris Kjær Sørensen, CTO and co-founder of Landfolk — the curated holiday rental platform that’s redefining what it means to rent a holiday home with character. What struck me most in this conversation is just how naturally Landfolk operates in alignment with the Content Layer of the CX Layers framework. Not because they set out to do so—but because their approach to content is rooted in human stories, structure, and AI-powered scalability. ✨ So, what makes their content work so special? 📥 Collection, but with heart Landfolk doesn’t ask hosts to write their own listings. Instead, they encourage them to tell the story of their holiday home—the memories, the rituals, the morning light. This host-generated content is rich and emotional, and it becomes the foundation for everything that follows. 🔧 Enrichment and modeling into Master Content Those heartfelt descriptions are then cleaned, structured, and standardized using Generative AI—forming what we in the CX Layers would call Master Content. The result is brand-consistent, emotionally rich, and structurally sound content that’s ready to go. 🌍 Localization and platform adaptation From there, the Master Content is localized into multiple languages and adapted for use across web and mobile experiences—ensuring every guest, regardless of language or device, gets a coherent and delightful experience. 📬 Outbound activation—and what's next Landfolk is also reusing this enriched content in email newsletters and recommendation flows, with push notifications likely next on the roadmap. It's a brilliant example of how content can scale across both inbound and outbound channels without sacrificing soul or story. 🤖 Generative AI as a quiet powerhouse AI doesn’t replace the human voice at Landfolk—it supports it. From narrative cleanup to localization and platform-specific adaptation, AI enables a small team to operate with large-scale ambition. It’s the Content Layer with a Scandinavian accent—and a really good camera lens. 🎧 In the episode, Chris and I talk about: The power of host storytelling in a data-driven business Why content isn't just a product description—it’s the product How AI plays a supportive, not dominant, role in personalization And what personalization means when your content already feels personal 📝 Disclaimer: Yes, Landfolk is an Agillic client (🙋‍♂️), having moved from a simpler setup to one that could support both a flexible content and data model. But we promise—we only mention it once. As always the episode is based on Rasmus Houlind's book ’Hello $FirstName - Profiting from Personalization’ and in turn the Content Crisis Manifesto. The Content Crisis Manifesto can be downloaded here. The full book is available in print and kindle and can be bought here (or your local amazon in case it doesn't work...) An written abstract of the book can be downloaded here. The full audiobook can be downloaded here (courtesy of Agillic). All models and illustrations from the book can be downloaded here. Book me for a presentation, meeting or talk here!
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    56 分

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