Entries Tagged ‘Customer Loyalty’:
filed in Loyalty Asterisk™, Loyalty Futures on Aug.21, 2010
Auto insurance is not the most sexy purchase you can make as a consumer. It’s one of those “must have’s” and often its hard to differentiate the pros and cons between major insurers to make a decision.
I’ve admired the advertising creativity from Allstate and Progressive over the past year or so. Dennis Haysbert has put [...]
Tags: Allstate, Big L and Little L, brand promise, Customer Loyalty, Dennis Haysbert, Loyalty Asterisk™, loyalty program, Progressive Insurance, State Farm
filed in Case Study, Retail on Jul.04, 2010
Josh Stevens is the Groupawn, striving to live off Groupons for one year. If he’s successful, Groupon gains additional publicity in extreme fashion, all for the cost of $100,000 – the carrot in front of Josh until May 2011.
I’m neither a “WegPawn” or eligible for any incentive from Wegman’s, but I am considering moving in [...]
Tags: Brand Loyalty, brand promise, CoWorking, Customer Engagement, Customer Loyalty, Customer Strategy Network, grocery loyalty, Groupawn, Groupon, Josh Stevens, Wegmans
filed in Brand, Communications on Jun.13, 2010
Passion. It’s what fuels the average person like you and I to enter and train for a local 10K race or even a sprint triathlon.
Passion. It’s what every event sponsor at these races is hoping to stoke up by their presence at the events.
Participating in the Open Water Swim festival this weekend in Ft. Myers, [...]
Tags: brand awareness, brand impressions, CPG Marketing, Customer Engagement, Customer Loyalty, customer preferences, event marketing, Foursquare, Groupon, Hammer Nutrition, marketing ROI, measurable marketing, Muscle Milk, Participant Sports, triathlon, Zavee
filed in Airline, Customer Experience on May.24, 2010
I just signed up for the Virgin Atlantic loyalty program called the Flying Club. I have no immediate plans to fly on the airline. Nor do I really need another frequent flyer card, as I’ve got miles banked in three or four programs now.
The reason I joined the club is I just finished reading Business [...]
Tags: Business Stripped Bare, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Flying Club, Frequent Flyer, frequent flyer card, Loyalty, Richard Branson, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Atlantic Flying club, Virgin Galactic, Virgin Mobile
filed in Social Media, Thought Leadership on Apr.09, 2010
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers gave birth to the concept of 1 to 1 Marketing over 15 years ago. The brilliant marketing innovation is intended to “illustrate the importance of treating different customers differently. (from their website).
From a practitioners viewpoint, 1 to 1 has also been difficult to execute while attaining measurable ROI. “Mass customization” [...]
Tags: 1 to 1 Marketing, Aeroplan, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Don Peppers, Martha Rogers
filed in Loyalty in Any Language, Thought Leadership on Apr.05, 2010
The proven model worldwide to form a multi-partner Coalition loyalty program is essentially the same, regardless of the local language.
Operators normally chase down the one or two leaders in each high frequency category (retail, grocery, fuel, banking) to form the foundations of their value proposition. With regional coalitions easier to launch than ones of [...]
Tags: Aeroplan, Airmiles, coalition loyalty, Customer Loyalty, Esso Extras, multi-partner loyalty, RBC Royal Bank, Tim Hortons
filed in Case Study, Communications, Viral Marketing, Word of Mouth on Mar.08, 2010
Online retailers have a uniquely difficult challenge in building relationships and creating customer loyalty. Without a store-front to rely upon, most online retailers lead with product selection and price to attract first time buyers.
This leaves many to rely on ad words and keyword search as their only acquisition funnel. Generating repeat business, building trusted relationships, [...]
Tags: Brian Frank, communications plan, crowdsourcing, customer acquisition strategy, Customer Loyalty, customer retention, Endurance News, Hammer Nutrition, online acquisition strategy, Online retail, Steve Born, William Misner, Word of Mouth
filed in Customer Experience, Operations, Retail on Sep.04, 2009
Now and then, it’s good to know you’re ahead of the game.
A few months ago, I had written about CVS ExtraCare and, along with an overview of their program, made note that I had measured one receipt in excess of 36″. If receipts were as much fun to catch as Tarpon and Bonefish, this one [...]
Tags: Customer Loyalty, CVS ExtraCare, Home Depot, Membership Clubs
filed in Banking & Cards, Customer Experience, Customer Satisfaction, Measurement & Metrics on Jul.14, 2009
Have you ever had a retail experience that starts with a bang and ends with a thud?
That’s what happened to me recently at Wachovia Bank, and I share it as it illustrates a core practice of Customer Satisfaction surveys that needs re-engineering.
I had occasion to open an account at Wachovia and the experience was the [...]
Tags: Customer Loyalty, Customer Satisfaction survey, Wachovia Bank
filed in Social Media, Thought Leadership on Jun.18, 2009
Speedbumps are everywhere.
They’re in my neighborhood, at the mall and also on the internet. If you’re in new environs, speedbumps can by definition be mileposts of learning. Ever fly down the street in an unfamiliar area only to discover speedbumps the hard way? It’s not pleasant for you or your passengers and can do damage [...]
Tags: Brand Loyalty, Customer Loyalty, Millennial Generation, online loyalty marketing, Social Media, social media marketing strategy