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Gainful: Taking Personalized Workout Powder to the Next Level
Are you an entrepreneur of an idea-stage or early-stage startup? If so, you’re likely looking for ways to make your product stand out from the competition.
Gainful is a great example of how companies can take their products and services to the next level with personalization. Let's chat a bit about how Gainful has used personalization strategies and tactics to create a successful business model.
What Is Personalization?
Making something unique and tailored specifically to one individual's needs is called personalization, yet it has to be beneficial for them. Unfortunately, there are many attempts at personalization that don’t offer any real value – which means the customer sees right through this ploy as nothing more than a cheap trick! If you want your customers to respond positively to personalized offerings, make sure they're actually valuable… otherwise these “personalized" tactics could backfire on you.
It could be anything from customizing a website experience based on user preferences, creating personalized content recommendations, or even providing customized workout plans designed around individual goals and fitness levels. By taking into account customer data such as age, gender, interests etc., businesses are able to offer more targeted experiences that better meet customers' needs while also increasing engagement and loyalty over time.
How Has Gainful Used Personalization Strategies & Tactics?
Gainful has taken personalization strategies & tactics to new heights by offering its customers personalized workout powder made just for them!
The company starts off by having users fill out a survey about their health goals (e.g., weight loss/gain), activity level (low/medium/high) dietary restrictions (vegan/gluten free etc.), allergies etc..
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