MECHANISMS FOR MAKING MARKETING DECISIONS BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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artificial intelligence, marketing management, data-driven decisions, Big Data, consumer behavior, forecasting, CRM, marketing analytics, digital economy.Abstract
this article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of marketing decision-making mechanisms based on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The role of artificial intelligence in the processes of data-based marketing management, forecasting consumer behavior, segmentation, development of personalized proposals, and evaluation of marketing effectiveness in the digital economy is highlighted. As a result of the study, an integrated model aimed at optimizing marketing decisions was proposed.
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