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Why CDPs are the Backbone of Modern Personalised Marketing

  • Writer: Parag Negi
    Parag Negi
  • Apr 11
  • 2 min read

Updated: Apr 14

The Customer Data Platform (CDP) market is on a massive growth trajectory. According to recent projections, the global CDP market is set to grow from $5.1 billion in 2023 and $7.4 billion in 2024 to an astounding $28.2 billion by 2028. That’s a staggering compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 39.9% over the next few years.

So, what’s behind this explosive growth? One word: personalisation. But also, the shift towards data-driven decision making and the demand for better customer experience enhancement.


What is a Customer Data Platform (CDP)?

At its core, a CDP is a software platform that collects, unifies, and organizes customer data from various touchpoints online and offline into a single, coherent view. Unlike CRM systems or DMPs a CDP is purpose-built for marketers and is designed to activate data in real-time. This allows for more effective audience targeting tools and highly consumer-centric approaches to marketing.

Here’s what makes CDPs invaluable:

  • Unified Customer View: CDPs consolidate data from websites, apps, social platforms, email interactions, point-of-sale systems, and more, making customer touchpoint mapping and target audience analysis far more accurate.

  • Real-Time Activation: They empower marketers to use up-to-the-minute data to personalise interactions across channels, including WhatsApp marketing automation, Google Ads audiences, and Facebook Ads audience targeting.

  • Scalable Segmentation: You can build dynamic segments based on behaviours, preferences and demographics essential for consumer engagement strategy and customer retention strategies.

Why CDPs Are Critical for Personalisation

Personalisation is no longer optional; it’s expected. Consumers are tired of irrelevant messages and generic campaigns. CDPs enable brands to:

  • Deliver tailored messages at the right time, through the right channel using marketing automation tools.

  • Recommend products based on browsing and purchase history.

  • Run behavioural retargeting in real time using digital marketing automation.

  • Enhance customer support by providing full context of past interactions, helping with improving customer experience.

In short, CDPs take the guesswork out of marketing and replace it with data-driven decisions that lead to better retention of customers.


CDPs in Action: A Retail Example

Let’s say a customer browses women’s jackets on your e-commerce site but doesn’t make a purchase. With a CDP you can:

  • Immediately send them a personalised email featuring the jackets they viewed using the best email marketing tools.

  • Display a retargeting ad on social media using audience targeting tools with Google Ads audiences or Facebook Ads audience targeting.

  • Notify your sales team if the same user visits your physical store using a CRM with automation.

All this happens automatically, in real time. That’s the power of a CDP supported by the best marketing automation tools.

At Janusmaad Digital, we help businesses unlock the power of CDPs through our Personalisation as a Service and Data Solutions. Whether you're looking to centralise your customer data, improve campaign performance, or enhance user experience our team is here to help.

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