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In this data-heavy age, brands may feel tempted to use every bit of personal information they can to lure in more customers, but alienating consumers is easier than one might think. According to new research by marketing services company Infogroup, 39.4% of consumers say they’re uncomfortable with any establishment, be it a local business or a large company, using their personal information for marketing purposes.
A big thing for brands to consider is how they’re contacting people.
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