Entries Tagged ‘loyalty program’:
filed in Case Study, Communications, Retail on Feb.23, 2010
A small firestorm over the efficacy of Loyalty Marketing programs broke out over this past weekend thanks in large part to an article written by Joanne Kaufman for the Wall Street Journal.
Ms. Kaufman recounts a telling tale of how her own household purchase behavior adapted to take advantage of rewards programs from Duane Reade to [...]
Tags: customer rewards program, Dollar Rewards™, Duane Reade, FlexRewards™, loyalty program, rewards card, Starbucks, Walgreens, Walgreens Card®, Walgreens Rewards
filed in Case Study, Communications on Feb.15, 2010
Just a few months ago, on these very Loyalty Truth pages, I gave kudos to Caesars Atlantic City and its Total Rewards loyalty program.
During some trying times for the economy in general, and Atlantic City in particular, Caesars AC was making some smart moves to get its loyalty program members back to the casino.
Last week, [...]
Tags: Caesars Atlantic City, loyalty program, Total Rewards Program
filed in Case Study, Communications on Nov.23, 2009
Atlantic City, the famed gambling Mecca about an hour down the coast from me, is on a nasty losing streak. A recent story in the NY Times quoted a top gambling executive as saying “the city is in a death spiral.” Few disagreed.
It seems that after a rough couple of years, 2009 is looking even [...]
Tags: Atlantic City, Bally's, Borgata, Ceasars, Communications, Death Spiral, Facebook, Harrah's Entertainment, Kayak, Las Vegas, loyalty program, My Borgata Rewards, NY Times, Showboat, Total Rewards, twitter, Virtual Tourist
filed in Brand, Case Study, Customer Experience, Loyalty Models on Jul.28, 2009
“While not every business needs a Loyalty Program, every business does need a well planned and executed Customer Strategy.” This is one of the loyalty mantras that I share on Hanifin Loyalty and the statement represents a guiding light on the path to innovation in the next wave of Loyalty Marketing.
For some businesses, building a [...]
Tags: Customer Experience, Customer Strategy, Ford Motor Company, Fred Reichheld, Ironman, Ironman Lake Placid, loyalty program, Mike Reilly, World Triathlon Corporation
filed in Communications, Marketing Technology, Operations on Jul.20, 2009
In the beginning, there were punchcards. Since then, man has created magnetic stripe and bar code cards, smart cards, java rings, and RFID cards. Technology has evolved greatly over the past 25 years, and loyalty sponsors and providers are still seeking the silver bullet of delivery devices.
While we’re busy debating which technology will win out, I [...]
Tags: Jim Kuschill, loyalty program, My CardStar, Poken Girl, rewards card, RFID, shortcuts.com, The KeyRing Thing
filed in Customer Experience, Marketing Technology on Jul.01, 2009
Whether you love technology or struggle to keep up with it, you have to admire how new developments push our limits. The limits I’m talking about are our imagination, our time, and our comfort zone.
Last year’s debate over the use of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is quickly giving way to a new battle front, “Neuromarketing“. [...]
Tags: Caspian, loyalty program, Mobile marketing, Neuromarketing, RFID
filed in Loyalty Models, Measurement & Metrics, Thought Leadership on Jun.22, 2009
What’s Your Plan?
Contributed by Mike Capizzi
Economic tidal waves cause disruptive things to happen along the loyalty marketing shoreline. Whether tsunami or riptide in magnitude, the resulting on-shore event carries the potential to drown the beachcomber or create a sea-side hero.
Which will you become?
The current economic environment has many loyalty marketers scratching their sun-burned foreheads. Large [...]
Tags: Loyalty Evangelist, Loyalty Marketing service providers, loyalty program, Mike Capizzi
filed in Analytics, Measurement & Metrics, Thought Leadership on Jun.04, 2009
When I sat down to write about managing the financial liability generated by customer loyalty programs, I naively thought it was suitable for a post to Loyalty Truth. In terms of subject matter, it is right on target, but in terms of complexity, program liability is not something you can adequately discuss in a few [...]
Tags: breakage, loyalty program, loyalty program financial liability, rewards program
filed in Contributing Authors, Jim Kuschill, Measurement & Metrics, Thought Leadership on May.18, 2009
Editor’s Note: Jim Kuschill is a leading marketing technology advisor combining 15 years of loyalty experience with 15 years of technology experience. He consults, writes, and speaks on the implications of strategy on technology and vice-versa, with an emphasis on loyalty marketing systems.
If you need to understand why your marketing [...]
Tags: Jim Kuschill, Loyalty Marketing, loyalty program, Measurement
filed in Customer Experience, Millennial Marketing, Retail on Apr.06, 2009
On April 1, Borders Group CEO Ron Marshall and CFO Mark Bierley held their 4th quarter earnings call for the investment community. I give them credit as they displayed courage, confidence, or both in having the call on April Fools day! Transcript of the call can be found by visiting the Seeking Alpha web site.
Acknowledging [...]
Tags: Borders Rewards, Borders Rewards Perks, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, loyalty program