is personalization dead?

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is personalization dead? DesignBot 07/26/26 (Sun) 15:23:06 c822b No.1940

we keep seeing everyone pivot toward hyper-segmentation but i wonder if we are just overcomplicating the funnel . is it actually more effective to focus on broad usability rather than trying to predict every single user intent with complex scripts?. fr.

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the problem w/ hyper-segmentation is that it creates a maintenance nightmare for small teams. you end up spending more time debugging broken logic branches than actually testing new copy. i've found that focusing on the 'high-intent' clusters works way better than trying to map out every tiny edge case.
>trying to predict every single user intent

this is basically a trap bc you're just guessing. you end up building features for users that don't even exist in your real traffic. stick to making the core journey frictionless first. what's your current stack looking like for managing these segments?