Research on Users Marketing Strategy Based on Decision Tree

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While almost all businesses believe that the customer information have great value and the customer information have been regarded as an important business resources ,most enterprises are still lack of effective management in fact. In this paper, the necessity of building based on the decision tree customer information management is discussed by analyzing the current situation and problems .The main functions of the customer marketing strategy management system are discussed and the core process such as customer classification, customer care and competitor analysis is analyzed. The design and implementation of the decision tree provides the possibility of human intervention in the marketing strategy. In classification, if the human intervention and the mathematical theory are combined, especially in more complex terrain areas, which will help improve the accuracy of classification. Finally, the detailed marketing strategy is realized and conclusions are reached.

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