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Dreze warns that loyalty programs must carefully weigh the “price” of their rewards. A free trip every two or three years is not enough to keep a consumer engaged with the program. “That’s the problem with the small flyer. They never get to the point where they get the reward. That’s where all the partners can come in,” says Dreze. “The reward needs to come often enough so that there is reinforcement. At the same time, it can’t be too close. Then it wouldn’t be meaningful.”
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Avoid these top ten mistakes that can cause your incentive program to have the opposite effect that you intended!
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According to recent data from Blackhawk Network, shoppers need an incentive to join—like free stuff or cash back.
This is our experience as well...and #digitalrewards offer low cost, high value pay-on-redemption opportunities to reward new members, plus we share the transactional data with Brands. #eGifts #customerengagement
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In yet another sign that consumers are quick to sign up for a loyalty program to get a good deal, a recent study from CrowdTwist found that many are indeed drawn to discounts and free products, more so than other types of rewards.
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According to recent data from Blackhawk Network, shoppers need an incentive to join—like free stuff or cash back.
This is our experience as well...and #digitalrewards offer low cost, high value pay-on-redemption opportunities to reward new members, plus we share the transactional data with Brands. #eGifts #customerengagement
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Consumers act according to the rules, and when there is a fair and relevant reward, trust is built. This is where true loyalty comes from. If a loyalty program is too complex or out of reach—trust won’t ever be achieved.
Customers need to know your brand “gets them.” Meaningful access or choices based on “knowing” a customer add significant value to a loyalty program and can even make being a member essential. -Forbes
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Executing a Loyalty Program Checkup is not just about updating the Program Design – A Plea for Considering the Internal Hygiene Factors of a Loyalty Program. Once implemented and launched, each marketer responsible for a loyalty program needs to answer these challenging questions: How is my program actually performing, and does the program meet the […]
Nicole Wilhelm discusses Keeping customers engaged in a loyalty program through the perpetual change in the loyalty landscape
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Machine Learning is a hot topic in the world of customer loyalty and it is important to understand the emerging technology’s relevance to marketing, as well as how it could impact your business moving forward. Find out how @colloquy
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Today’s employers face a challenge their predecessors did not encounter: having five different generations in the workplace at the same time. Generational differences in technological fluency, work style and communication expectations combine to tax even the most accomplished leaders and enlightened organizations. By Len Vraniak So how do the most successful companies keep this diverse […]
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Ever since loyalty programs evolved from a means to retain customers to a means to generate cash for their operators, there is an inherent tension between reaping profits from expiring points and engaging members through rewards. New redemption options may offer a way out of this conundrum. By Oli Dervey In the beginning, it was […]
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Transactional loyalty models are good. Transactional / relational customer loyalty models rock.
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artificial intelligence has the potential to transform the customer experience
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The Challenge of Collecting Customer Loyalty Data. By Bill Hanifin If data is the new oil, then the customer data collected by loyalty programs must represent refined high-octane fuel at the marketer’s pump. There is research, survey, and anecdotal evidence that consumers possess heightened awareness of the value of their personal data to third parties. …
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On Point Loyalty, LLC announced the release of its first annual report on the Top 100 Most Valuable Airline Loyalty Programs around the world, providing the first-ever comprehensive, data-driven ranking of the value of airline loyalty programs. The most obvious takeaway from the report: despite consumer grumbling about the ever-decreasing value of their miles and …
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2018 Trends: Building the Loyalty Experience
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7-Eleven is leading digital transformation as well as pioneering a new era of loyalty programs.
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Driving loyalty for a British icon; Sparks at Marks and Spencer
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Air-France announces details of its Flying Blue loyalty programme revamp. Effective changes will take place April 1st, 2018.
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To regain brand luster and gain an edge in its battle for the streets, Uber has announced the launch of a reward credit card.
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Data security and loyalty. Loyalty and data security our now linked and companies ignore that linkage at their peril.
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After a disastrous 2016 that saw the Air Miles coalition suffer a crippling PR debacle over a failed points expiry change, and Air Miles parent company LoyaltyOne forced to take a $180 million dollar hit to revenue as a result, many analysts wondered if LoyaltyOne’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year would lead to …
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No brand has more institutional knowledge of how to build loyal fans than Harley-Davidson.
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Dreze warns that loyalty programs must carefully weigh the “price” of their rewards. A free trip every two or three years is not enough to keep a consumer engaged with the program. “That’s the problem with the small flyer. They never get to the point where they get the reward. That’s where all the partners can come in,” says Dreze. “The reward needs to come often enough so that there is reinforcement. At the same time, it can’t be too close. Then it wouldn’t be meaningful.”