Entries Tagged ‘Colloquy’:
filed in Conference on Jan.13, 2010
In the midst of holiday preparations, you might have missed the Cards and Loyalty Payment Conference held in New York on December 2. I was able to attend in my capacity as North American Contributing Editor of the Wise Marketer and filed this report with the WiseMarketer.
Source Media’s second annual ‘Cards and Payments’ loyalty conference [...]
Tags: Barclaycard US, Cards and Loyalty Payment Conference, Chase Card Services, Colloquy, First Annapolis Consulting, Flexperks, GAAP, IFRIC, Merrill Lynch, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Saks Fifth Avenue, SourceMedia, SunTrust Banks, Ultimate Rewards, US Bank, WiseMarketer, Wyndham Hotels
filed in Airline, 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 Loyalty Futures, Thought Leadership on Nov.04, 2009
In the beginning, there was Air Miles. Actually, according to history, it was three men in a room that started Air Miles.
According to Air Miles corporate history, Keith Mills wasn’t one of those three guys, but somehow later it was Sir Keith Mills that sowed the seeds of the Air Miles brand and business model [...]
Tags: Aeroplan, Air Miles, Carlson Marketing, Colloquy, Dotz, Keith Mills, Loyalty Marketing, LoyaltyOne, Maritz, MasterCard, Nectar, Peppers & Rogers
filed in Airline, Banking & Cards on Oct.14, 2009
I am often asked where to go to learn more about Loyalty Marketing. Until Mark Johnson and his crew launched Loyalty 360, it was difficult to provide a useful answer. There are occasional tracks presented at the annual DMA event and Colloquy continues to deliver its Loyalty Marketing Workshop in conjunction with the DMA, but [...]
Tags: AI Networking Cocktail, Airline & Travel Payments Summit, Airline Information, ARC, Cards & Payments Loyalty Conference, cobrand credit cards, cobrand debit cards, Colloquy, DMA, Edgar Dunn & Company, FFP-ARAC Mega Event, Free Spirit, frequent flyer programs, Load Factor, Loyalty 360, Loyalty Marketing, Loyalty Marketing Workshop, SkyMiles, Spirit Airlines, SunTrust Bank
filed in Banking & Cards, Customer Experience, Loyalty Futures, Thought Leadership on Aug.25, 2009
I’ve always admired great writers and Rick Ferguson, the Editorial Director of COLLOQUY, is on my list of the best.
I had the opportunity to co-author an article for COLLOUQY with Rick on the changing nature of card rewards programs in this challenging economic environment. If you would like to have a quick read, it is [...]
Tags: Colloquy, Credit Card Act of 2009, Rewards Cardholders Bill of Rights, Rick Ferguson
filed in Analytics, Measurement & Metrics, Thought Leadership on May.22, 2009
For every person who chirps that Loyalty programs don’t work, I respond by pointing out the unrealized opportunities with existing programs in the market.
Recent COLLOQUY research reported that American households belonged to an average of 14 loyalty marketing programs but were active in only 43%. Think about the implications of this simple metric.
If the average [...]
Tags: Colloquy, loyalty program measurement, Loyalty programs, Rewards programs
filed in Brand, Communications, Conference, Social Media, Thought Leadership on Apr.25, 2009
The promise of social media to Loyalty Marketers should be clear. We’ve been advocates of establishing two-way dialogue with program members for the past 20 years, touting that only within the trusted environment of a loyalty program will customers share their preferences, aspirations, and concerns relating to your brand.
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers coined the [...]
Tags: Air Miles, Colloquy, Facebook, Generation Y, Kindle, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, Millennials, My Space, Social Media, twitter
filed in Loyalty Asterisk™, Thought Leadership on Feb.25, 2009
Reading through the Twitter stream today, I saw this tweet from @davesnyder “There are lots of companies and consultants who are willing to lie and manipulate clients just to make an extra buck”. I thought to myself that the number fitting that description should be quite small, but responded immediately to say that this perceived [...]
Tags: Accenture, Bain, ceo, Colloquy, consultant, Loyalty Marketing, McKinsey, twitter
filed in Customer Experience, Loyalty Asterisk™, Retail on Jun.03, 2008
Having a well planned and executed Customer Strategy should be the litmus test for the efficacy of today’s corporate marketing department. Think you can live without it? Then ask yourself why companies are putting more choice in consumer hands each day and striving to gain perspective on customer preferences via blogs and communities.
Whether a Loyalty [...]
Tags: Colloquy, Customer Strategy, Loyalty programs, Office Depot, Worklife Rewards