Entries Tagged ‘Customer Loyalty’:
filed in Brand, Online, Retail, Social Loyalty on Jan.26, 2012
When you’re selling hammers, every prospect looks like a nail. You’ve heard the expression before. The loyalty version of this is that many suppliers think every solution has to be currency based because that’s what they are selling.
I can hear the groans now, but don’t worry. I’m an advocate of data-driven marketing strategies that are [...]
Tags: Culture Book, Customer Engagement, Customer Loyalty, delivering happiness, Jenn Lim, Online retail, shoe retailer, Tony Hsieh, Zappos
filed in Loyalty Futures, Rewards, Social Loyalty on Jan.19, 2012
The past few years we’ve seen somewhat of Cambrian explosion of products and services designed to help consumers burn their loyalty rewards. Colloquy has studied the issue and found that around 1/3rd of all earned loyalty awards go unredeemed. Clearly there is a market for helping consumers get the most from their loyalty earnings.
Continuing our [...]
Tags: Colloquy, Customer Loyalty, loyalty landscape, loyalty stock purchase plan, LoyaltyShares, Ownership Loyalty, Paul Hebert, reward redemption, Skip Kitchen, Social Giving
filed in Millennial Marketing, Retail on Nov.09, 2011
At Hanifin Loyalty we like to talk about what it takes to build customer loyalty, but we also pride ourselves in being good listeners. We listen to clients and we listen to customers. Like the old saw said “God gave us one mouth and two ears for a reason”. Maybe they should be used in [...]
Tags: Babies R Us, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Generation Y, Millennial Marketing, Mystery Millennial, rewards program, Toys R Us
filed in Consumer 2.0, Loyalty Futures, Social Loyalty on Nov.08, 2011
There has been a LinkedIn discussion ongoing for several weeks that, if you care about customer marketing, causes you to stretch your mind a bit.
The question? “Can you use ONE WORD to describe the biggest challenge for Loyalty professionals?”
I read the litany of responses and found it worth documenting what keeps loyalty and database marketing [...]
Tags: Consumer 2.0, consumer engagement, Customer Loyalty, deep discounted daily offers, Hanifin Loyalty e-book, loyalty economics, loyalty professionals, Loyalty programs, marketing professionals, marketing relevance, personalization, Social Loyalty
filed in Loyalty Futures, Measurement & Metrics on Oct.20, 2011
In the final part of our Three Part interview series with Rob Markey, Bain & Company, we share insights from Mr. Markey on how to better execute surveys, whether to introduce incentives to improve survey responses, and get his opinions on whether NPS or other metrics will eventually influence share prices on public exchanges.
Oh yes, [...]
Tags: Bain & Company, Colloquy, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Customer Strategy, Enterprise Engagement Alliance, Fred Reichheld, Loyalty program design, Loyalty program objectives, LoyaltyOne, Net Promoter Score, One Big Question, Relationship Management, Rob Markey, The Loyalty Effect, The Ultimate Question 2.0, Zero Defections
filed in Loyalty Futures, Measurement & Metrics on Oct.17, 2011
My interview with Rob Markey about the new book, The Ultimate Question 2.0 “How Net Promoter Companies Thrive in a Customer-Driven World”, continues today with a closer look at how the “score” has evolved into a “system”.
The book includes a number of case studies ranging from Charles Schwab to Apple Retail to The Progressive Group [...]
Tags: Bain & Company, Colloquy, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Customer Strategy, Enterprise Engagement Alliance, Fred Reichheld, Loyalty program design, Loyalty program objectives, LoyaltyOne, Net Promoter Score, One Big Question, Relationship Management, Rob Markey, The Loyalty Effect, The Ultimate Question 2.0, Zero Defections
filed in Loyalty Futures, Measurement & Metrics on Oct.10, 2011
In a previous post I mentioned that I was the beneficiary of a serendipitous moment in which I was given the opportunity to interview Rob Markey, a partner in Bain & Company’s New York Office and head of the firm’s global Customer Strategy and Marketing practice.
The topic was a new book, The Ultimate Question 2.0 [...]
Tags: Bain & Company, Colloquy, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Customer Strategy, Enterprise Engagement Alliance, Fred Reichheld, Loyalty program design, Loyalty program objectives, LoyaltyOne, Net Promoter Score, One Big Question, Relationship Management, Rob Markey, The Loyalty Effect, The Ultimate Question 2.0, Zero Defections
filed in Loyalty Futures, Social Media, Thought Leadership on Sep.08, 2011
Speak the word Loyalty and you get a range of predictable reactions. If you’re at any number of marketing conferences, the word association game leads to responses of “points”, “miles”, or “discounts”. If you mention loyalty to your friends on the golf course, the reactions range from conversation about one’s dog to “those crummy punch [...]
Tags: #Lmktg, Barry Kirk, CRM, Customer Loyalty, Customer Management, customer purchase behavior, Customer Strategy, data-driven marketing, Loyalty, The Dude Dean, twitter
filed in Case Study, Communications, Consumer 2.0, Retail on Aug.10, 2011
Carrabba’s Italian Grill stands apart from many of its chain restaurant competitors. Sure, the food is freshly prepared, the wood-burning grill adds ambiance to the setting, and the service is excellent, but I was thinking about their approach to building customer loyalty.
Looking at several national competitors in quick-serve (QSR) and white-table restaurant chains, I found [...]
Tags: Amici Club, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Consumer 2.0, Crate & Barrel, customer communication stream, Customer Loyalty, customer loyalty lifecycle, Dunkin Donuts, Kick Rewards, Rewards programs, Shopkick, Social Loyalty, Starbucks, Tasti D-Lite, TGI Fridays
filed in Loyalty Futures, Security, Thought Leadership on Jul.14, 2011
What do Citi, Sony, Michael’s, Epsilon, and 4 leading Australian banks have in common?
The answer is globalization – of consumer data intrusion – that is.
Most everyone is aware of the steady stream of data breaches perpetrated this year against high profile brands, and some sources have counted over 150 major breaches in the U.S. [...]
Tags: Alan Heyman, Citi, consumer data protection, Customer Loyalty, Cyber Security, data breach, data intrusion, data security, defensible security position, Epsilon, Hannaford Bros, Michael's, Office Space, PCI compliance, SAS Type II, Sony, Sony Playstation, Supermarket News, TJ Maxx, WISP Plan, Written Information Security Plan