Entries in the ‘Loyalty 201’ Category:
filed in Case Study, Loyalty 201 on Aug.18, 2009
Loyalty Marketing has had its most notable successes in high frequency transaction environments. Think airlines, credit cards, gaming, hotels, and retail.
Where the sales cycles are extended or the opportunity for transactions less frequent, there have been fewer examples of success. Think insurance, subscription businesses like newspapers, cable, and wireless, and health care.
A revelation of Loyalty [...]
Tags: Customer Strategy, Loyalty 201, Loyalty Marketing, Safeway, Safeway Healthy Measures, Steve Burd
filed in Customer Experience, Loyalty 201, Thought Leadership on Aug.15, 2009
Data driven marketing programs which unite tangible rewards and special benefits are meant to change behavior. And the outcome of the behavior change should render a business benefit for the company sponsoring the program and create feelings of affinity and goodwill from the people whose behavior changed towards the sponsoring outfit.
Practitioners call the resulting schema [...]
Tags: Customer Strategy, Incentive Program, Loyalty Marketing, rewards program, Sales Performance
filed in Associate Training, Brand, Customer Experience, Loyalty 201, Loyalty Models, Retail on Aug.14, 2009
I was dining with my wife at Carrabba’s recently and she asked me the BIG question, though it’s probably not one that you have in mind: “So, do a lot of businesses still do this loyalty stuff“?
I had just written a post about new execution formats that Loyalty Marketing programs were taking in the [...]
Tags: Carrabba's, Loyalty Marketing, Steinmart, Sun Sentinel
filed in Airline, Banking & Cards, Brand, Database, Loyalty 201, Retail on Aug.08, 2009
One of the blogs I enjoy reading is written by Chris Brogan. He’s got some interesting takes on social media and a huge following.
Today he stepped in the Loyalty Marketing sandbox with his post The Myth of Brand Loyalty. I won’t recount the story here and encourage you to read it as well as [...]
Tags: Airline Loyalty, Brand Loyalty, Chris Brogan, Loyalty Marketing
filed in Contributing Authors, Loyalty 201, Loyalty Asterisk™, Loyalty Futures, Loyalty in Any Language, Thought Leadership on Aug.07, 2009
After more than 100 posts I can say that Loyalty Truth has achieved a degree of permanency.
Founded on my own conviction and commitment, it is a welcome relief to have help. I express my gratitude to guest contributors Tom Rapsas, Jim Kuschill, Brian Kryzanski, and Mike Capizzi. They have each written about aspects [...]
Tags: Brian Kryzanski, Jim Kuschill, Loyalty 201, Loyalty Asterisk™, Loyalty Futures, Loyalty in Any Language, Loyalty Marketing, Mike Capizzi, Tom Rapsas