Entries Tagged ‘Loyalty Marketing’:
filed in Loyalty Futures, Millennial Marketing, Social Loyalty on Feb.03, 2012
Yesterday, we wrote about the Facebook IPO and how the offering was putting relationships at the center of the business world. The implications for marketers and how social loyalty evolves are significant.
The “Like” has become the “identifying word of an entire generation” and big brands are shifting their attitudes and budgets from traditional media to [...]
Tags: Facebook IPO, Facebook Obituary, Fleishman-Hillard, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, relationship society, Social Loyalty
filed in Loyalty Futures, Merchant Funded Loyalty on Jan.13, 2012
In a previous post, I mentioned several areas of innovation that will impact Loyalty Marketing in 2012. There is never room to offer a truly comprehensive list and not everything cited will necessarily become the equivalent of a marketer’s lottery ticket.
Realizing the abundance of new products and strategies introduced to market during the latter part [...]
Tags: Colloquy, daily deal, Groupon, Jonathan Silver, Living Social, Loyalty Marketing, Spot ON Deals
filed in Coalition Loyalty, Loyalty Futures, Social Loyalty on Jan.10, 2012
I was privileged to hear Seth Godin speak this week. Let’s face it, there are many high priced keynote speakers around, and I have listened to several who give an entertaining 45 minute talk, generate a few laughs, but leave me with nothing to take back to the office.
Seth Godin was not one of these. [...]
Tags: art and science, art of loyalty marketing, Coalition Loyalty, leadership, Loyalty Marketing, Seth Godin, Social Loyalty
filed in Consumer 2.0, Gamification, Location based marketing, Loyalty Futures, Measurement & Metrics, Social Loyalty, Social Shopping on Jan.03, 2012
Amid the overwhelming flow of information in our digital world, there are a few keepers. Chris Brogan is one of them. I don’t know him personally, don’t have any affiliate relationship with him, and am not trying to get him to follow me on Twitter. I just like to read his stuff.
Chris wrote about his [...]
Tags: 3 Words, Aimia, Chris Brogan, Consumer 2.0, Customer Strategy Network, Data is the New Oil, Dwolla, Foursquare, game fueled loyalty, Google Wallet, Groupon Rewards, LevelUp, Loyalty Data, Loyalty Marketing, Loyalty Truth, Recommendation Marketing, Referral Marketing, Rupert Duchesne, Social CRM, Social Loyalty, Social Shopping, Square, Zavee.com
filed in Consumer 2.0, Loyalty Futures, Millennial Marketing, Social Loyalty, Social Shopping on Dec.26, 2011
2011 began as a year with loads of promise for Loyalty Marketing. Top of mind for most program managers was the need to add value for members while keeping costs under control, and to better manage the financial liability associated with unredeemed points and miles.
Purchase behaviors exhibited by the Millennial generation were being adopted by [...]
Tags: Aimia, American Express, Badgeville, Bunchball, Cardlytics, Cause Related Loyalty Marketing, Consumer 2.0, Currency of Giving, Customer Experience, Foursquare, Free Monee, Gamification, Groupe Aeroplan, KULA Causes, Liability Shares, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, PointTunes.com, Social Loyalty, Social Shopping, Swift Exchange, ThanksAgain, The First Club, Zavee.com
filed in Banking & Cards, Loyalty Futures, Social Shopping on Dec.15, 2011
Whether transferring funds to a close friend or family member or remitting payment on a business invoice, we’ve all got to deal with the issues of money transfer. Payments are central to our lives and how we pay has cost implications for both the merchants we patronize and our own personal budgets.
Today I’m not only [...]
Tags: Customer Strategy Network, Dunkin Donuts, Dwolla, Loyalty Marketing, mobile loyalty, mobile payment, PayPal, prepaid cards, Social Shopping, Starbucks mobile application
filed in Marketing Technology, Merchant Funded Loyalty, Social Loyalty on Dec.08, 2011
Loyalty marketing is about much more than “marketing”. The essence of influencing consumer behavior has its nexus at the intersection of marketing, payments and technology. If Hanifin Loyalty had a business address that was indicative of focus rather than where we receive our mail, it would be at that interesting little corner of commerce.
As smartphone [...]
Tags: alternate currency, Consumer 2.0, Dwolla, Foursquare, LevelUp, Location based marketing, Loyalty Marketing, merchant network, QR Code, smartphone payments, Social Loyalty, Social Shopping, whuffie
filed in Communications, Gamification, Loyalty Futures, Social Loyalty on Dec.05, 2011
The loyalty marketing landscape is changing – quickly and dramatically. Social Loyalty is a new concept to be understood and embraced.
Millennial marketing is a focus of Social Loyalty and I occasionally see posts about whether Generation Y (Millennials) can or will give their loyalty over a sustainable time period to any brand. Based on our [...]
Tags: Badgeville, Consumer 2.0, Customer Engagement, Gamification, Generation Y Marketing, Hanifin Loyalty, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, Social Loyalty
filed in Commentary, Communications on Nov.18, 2011
“You are receiving this message because you sent me an email on either a Saturday or Sunday. Between Monday – Friday, we deliver good value to clients and generally outperform anyone we compete with. We also place high priority on our faith and our family and treasure 8 hours of sleep on at least 2 [...]
Tags: Loyalty Marketing, Tim Tebow, voice of the customer
filed in Coalition Loyalty, Loyalty Futures on Oct.06, 2011
Change is exciting for some, frightening for others.
Today, one of the biggest global brands in the Loyalty Marketing business changed its name. Groupe Aeroplan has become Aimia.
I can’t imagine what it takes to plan such a change, as the stakes are high and the implications, while seemingly subtle to some, are immensely significant to the [...]
Tags: Aeroplan rebranding, Aimia, Airmiles, American Express, Carlson Marketing, Dotz, Groupe Aeroplan, Inspiring Loyalty, Loyalty Marketing, Loyalty Partner, Nectar