Loyalty Truth was treated with a big shout-out from Barry Kirk at Loyalty Expo in Orlando this week. Barry works with Maritz and has been quietly leading the way into the field of game theory and how “gamification” can be incorporated into customer strategies to increase engagement and b...
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There are two forms of brilliance in business – one displayed by people who invent things we haven’t thought about before (Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare) and those that find a way to incorporate these new communications channels into mainstream business to generate revenue. In many aspec...
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Amazon announced it is selling more Kindle books than hardcovers, the US Postal Service is in jeopardy, and Continental Airlines will begin allowing travelers to scan themselves on board flights. As change marches on, what other familiar aspects of our lives will join the milk-man in a mythical glob...
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I’m honored to have made strong alliances with respected people in my industry. Though I wouldn’t turn down sensible sponsorship, each of the icons on the right hand panel of the Loyalty Truth are there through mutual agreement, not due to an advertising deal. Once in a while, one of my ...
Read More →Editor’s note: I was fortunate to moderate a panel at Loyalty Expo 2009 this week titled Building Engagement with Millennials. The panelists were rich in expertise engaging and building brand with Generation Y as well as using email and social media as tools for communications. Bjorn Larsen ...
Read More →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 con...
Read More →I’ve always taken issue with people who raise concerns without solutions or criticize without offering suggestions to make things better. The driving force behind Loyalty Truth is to scour the market for innovative marketing strategies which open doors for more effective customer-centric marke...
Read More →History has demonstrated that the appearance of conferences, books and self-proclaimed “experts” on a new topic are leading indicators of an emerging “hot” trend. “Leading” is the key word here and sometimes the hype, best practices, and top 10 lists are launched ...
Read More →Of the many investments that a business can make, one of the most precarious is its corporate brand. Investment in brands run into the millions of dollars and, on the heels of the Ad-Fest known as the “undercard” of Super Bowl Sunday, the extent to which companies will spend to have thei...
Read More →Boomers are often guilty of criticizing members of Generation Y for spending all of their time in front of their PC’s playing online games or watching videos on YouTube. If these are the addictions of Gen Y, then sports on TV must be the Boomers’ equivalent. The television and cable netw...
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