Entries Tagged ‘Spirit Airlines’:
filed in Airline, Communications on Jun.01, 2010
Oracle is increasingly active in the Loyalty Marketing industry and has reported success in providing technology support for some of the largest frequent flyer programs in the US.
I recently ran across an Oracle blog that recounted how Alaska Airlines upped its email game, adding a greater degree of personalization by replacing a legacy mainframe loyalty [...]
Tags: Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Customer Experience, Delta Airlines, email marketing, email policy, frequent flyer program, Loyalty Marketing, Oracle, Siebel Loyalty, Siebel Marketing, Spirit Airlines, US Airways
filed in Airline, Customer Experience on May.12, 2010
Air travel has changed from an exciting and privileged experience to something considerably less elegant. Leisure travelers absorb the shock from ever-changing TSA procedures at security checkpoints, and unknowingly contribute to the woes of their fellow travelers when they board loaded down with enough bags to make the Beverly Hillbillies look like minimalists.
For the business [...]
Tags: Ben Baldanza, Frequent Flyer, Frequent Flyer miles, Retail Wire, Retail Wire Blog, Spirit Airlines, Walmart
filed in Airline, Banking & Cards on Oct.14, 2009
I am often asked where to go to learn more about Loyalty Marketing. Until Mark Johnson and his crew launched Loyalty 360, it was difficult to provide a useful answer. There are occasional tracks presented at the annual DMA event and Colloquy continues to deliver its Loyalty Marketing Workshop in conjunction with the DMA, but [...]
Tags: AI Networking Cocktail, Airline & Travel Payments Summit, Airline Information, ARC, Cards & Payments Loyalty Conference, cobrand credit cards, cobrand debit cards, Colloquy, DMA, Edgar Dunn & Company, FFP-ARAC Mega Event, Free Spirit, frequent flyer programs, Load Factor, Loyalty 360, Loyalty Marketing, Loyalty Marketing Workshop, SkyMiles, Spirit Airlines, SunTrust Bank
filed in Airline, Brand, Communications, Loyalty Asterisk™ on Jan.20, 2009
Consumer brands are not only tough to establish, but expensive in the process. The investment and impact both have long term implications, so most companies exercise extreme care in crafting their intended message.
Brands within categories tend to share turf. Soft drinks are young and fun, while banks tend to convey safety and confidence. Contrasting messages [...]
Tags: Airline, Ashley Madison, Brand, Branding, Frequent Flyer, Loyalty Asterisk™, Red Light Special, Spirit Airlines