Entries Tagged ‘AAdvantage’:
filed in Airline, Communications, Marketing Technology on Aug.30, 2011
What do you do when you have a solution in your hand in search of a problem?
If you’re the creator of the solution, you sell, sell, sell, crafting magnificent stories describing the power of your solution to change lives and create profits. That approach is mandated by fiduciary responsibility to those investors who brought your [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, American Airlines, contactless payment, Customer Engagement, Direct Mail, Frequent Flyer, incremental revenue, QR Code, ROI calculation, TRX
filed in Consumer 2.0, Measurement & Metrics, Millennial Marketing, Social Loyalty, Thought Leadership on Feb.22, 2011
Breakage is the classic crutch of loyalty marketing financial models. As I mentioned here in a recent post, attitudes towards breakage are changing, both from perspective of the loyalty supplier community and consumers.
Brands aren’t missing the boat on breakage, in fact recent moves by Delta Airlines and Points.com over the past two weeks signal additional [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, Aeroplan, breakage, Consumer 2.0, Delta Airlines, Delta SkyMiles, Dividend Miles, FFP, Frequent Flyer, Loyalty Marketing, loyalty supplier, PayPal, Points.com, Social Giving, Social Shopping
filed in Airline on May.01, 2010
In the midst of checking a slew of emails, it would have been easy to ignore this short message from American Airlines:
“We would like to provide you with an important update to the American Airlines AAdvantage® program. Effective July 1, 2010, the Marriott Rewards program will no longer offer AAdvantage miles for stays at Marriott [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, American Airlines, American Airlines AAdvantage®, Frequent Flyer miles, frequent flyers, Marriott Rewards, rewards points
filed in Airline on May.01, 2010
In the midst of checking a slew of emails, it would have been easy to ignore this short message from American Airlines:
“We would like to provide you with an important update to the American Airlines AAdvantage® program. Effective July 1, 2010, the Marriott Rewards program will no longer offer AAdvantage miles for stays at Marriott [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, American Airlines, American Airlines AAdvantage®, Frequent Flyer miles, frequent flyers, Marriott Rewards, rewards points
filed in Loyalty Asterisk™, Thought Leadership on Apr.02, 2010
Yesterday was April 1. To my surprise, I received these fantastic offers from three of my favorite loyalty programs.
American Airlines AAdvantage sent me an email offering discounts on fares between some of my favorite and most traveled cities. They even distinguished between those cities which I frequent for business and those for personal or vacation [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, Best Buy Reward Zone, Customer Engagement, CVS ExtraCare, Loyalty programs
filed in Airline, Coalition Loyalty, Loyalty Futures on Nov.24, 2009
Almost 10 years ago, I wrote an opinion piece for COLLOQUY questioning whether Frequent Flyer miles were still the most valuable currency in the Loyalty Marketing landscape. The premise was that the weakening value of the FF mile might open the door for a better offer to capture the loyalty imagination of consumers. The next [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, Airmiles, American Airlines, Buffalo, Cleveland, Coalition, Colloquy, Delta Sky Miles, Frequent Flyer miles, LAC, Loyalty Marketing, Nectar, New York
filed in Airline, Banking & Cards on Sep.26, 2009
Citibank launched its ThankYou! Network in 2004 and in doing so, staked out ground as the first top-tier bank to embark on a rewards program that went beyond credit card and included multiple retail bank products like checking accounts and consumer loans.
Credit to the first bank to launch a Relationship Banking program in North America [...]
Tags: AAdvantage, AMR Corp., Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, Citigroup, Premia, relationship banking, rewards program, ThankYou! Network