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          <title>Predictive analytics for revenue-generating response models</title>
          <description>Response modeling with predictive analytics offers something completely different from standard business reporting and sales forecasting: actionable predictions for each customer. This special form of business modeling foresees each customer purchase, response or cancellation, predicting the individual behavior of each existing or prospective customer under certain conditions. (This article was originally published in the January 15, 2007, DMNews Essential Guide to Lists, Database Marketing and Data Services.)</description>
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          <itunes:summary>Response modeling with predictive analytics offers something completely different from standard business reporting and sales forecasting: actionable predictions for each customer. This special form of business modeling foresees each customer purchase, response or cancellation, predicting the individual behavior of each existing or prospective customer under certain conditions. (This article was originally published in the January 15, 2007, DMNews Essential Guide to Lists, Database Marketing and Data Services.)</itunes:summary>
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