tailoring
- noun
- /ˈteɪlɚɪŋ/
- Jargon
- Businesses are increasingly focusing on tailoring their marketing strategies to meet the needs of specific customer segments.
- tailoring services
- tailoring activities
- types of tailoring
Examples
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The success of the app relies on tailoring its features to each user's preferences.
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Future research may employ an assessment of current classroom practices to allow for tailoring of content needs to a teacher's areas of growth.
Academic text (2011) -
The life history of a person can play a crucial role in tailoring services to suit their needs.
Academic text (2010) -
Resources could be targeted more efficiently if the characteristics of homes and families suitable for tailoring interventions could be identified.
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Practitioners and lawmakers should help families by tailoring, evaluating, and improving services to grandfamilies and addressing barriers to accessing benefits and supports.
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Mass customization, a seeming oxymoron, is the tailoring of formerly mass-produced goods to suit individual preference.
Academic text (2000) -
Effective tailoring of online content ensures that users receive information relevant to their interests.
Synonyms
Changing something so it suits a person's needs or tastes
Making something special for one person based on their needs or interests
Making something fit one person's needs
How Personalized
- Jargon
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tailoring is used today for digital work because it keeps the image of a tailor who makes clothes to 'fit' a person. So in digital services tailoring means customizing content, services, or pages to match each user's needs.