AI-Driven Effectiveness Analysis of Retail Promotional Strategies: An Empirical Study on Consumer Response Patterns and ROI Optimization

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  • Zihan li School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University, Beijing, China Author

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Retail Promotional Strategies, Consumer Behaviour Prediction, ROI Optimization

Abstract

The application of artificial intelligence in retail promotional strategy optimization has emerged as a transformative force in contemporary commerce. This empirical investigation examines how machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics enhance promotional campaign effectiveness across multi-category retail environments. Through comprehensive analysis of consumer behavioural data spanning 18 months across 247 retail locations, this research quantifies the differential impact of AI-driven versus traditional promotional approaches. The study employs ensemble learning methodologies to analyse promotional timing, targeting precision, and cross-channel attribution modeling. Results demonstrate that AI-optimized strategies achieve 34.7% higher return on investment compared to conventional methods, with particularly pronounced effects in fast-moving consumer goods categories. The research identifies critical success factors including data quality, algorithm selection, and integration architecture while addressing implementation challenges such as privacy preservation and algorithmic bias. These findings contribute empirical evidence supporting AI adoption in retail marketing operations and provide actionable frameworks for practitioners seeking to enhance promotional efficiency through intelligent automation.

Author Biography

  • Zihan li, School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University, Beijing, China

     

     

     

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Published

2025-07-08

How to Cite

AI-Driven Effectiveness Analysis of Retail Promotional Strategies: An Empirical Study on Consumer Response Patterns and ROI Optimization. (2025). Journal of Global Engineering Review, 3(2), 14-27. https://gereview.com/index.php/jger/article/view/2