The phrase "a personalized offer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific proposal or deal tailored to an individual's preferences or needs.
Example: "We are excited to present you with a personalized offer that matches your interests and requirements."
Alternatives: "a tailored proposal" or "a customized deal."
The counterargument might be that the mobile technology creates the means for real-time action, such as by presenting a personalized offer to a shopper upon entering, or even passing near, a particular store or display.
Of course, the lender might tell you that you need to submit an application to be given a personalized offer.
Since you previously favorited a recipe for apple pie, an inMarket beacon pings your device with a personalized offer for pie crust.
If you can automatically ask them to explain why they decided to drop down to a lower tier and offer to help, you can follow up with with a personalized offer, and maybe even convince them to upgrade instead.
The paper presents a framework comprising of eight personalization options that can be combined to form a complete personalized offer.
DailyDollar — DailyDollar is a Cloud-based receipting and personalized offer solution.
Then a nice charge at the hotel restaurant is factored in and the personalized offer more than pays for itself.
Both applications sense when a user is in a store and will deliver them personalized offers and rewards based on their location and the products they scan with the mobile app.
Scott Gnau, chief technology officer at Teradata, said that its analytics combined with Aprimo relationship manager technology for marketing, can draw on data to deliver individually personalized offers through a branch, call center or Internet and mobile banking.
Garanti, one of Turkey's largest banks, offers a free mobile app that gives customers personalized offers and advice based on their location and past spending.
Boston Retail Partners noted that first identifying the customer at checkout puts the in-store experience a step behind online, where website visitors immediately receive personalized offers and recommendations based on their purchase and browsing history.
