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Loyalty: On the Cusp of Major R(E)volution

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liquidity), shared technology, removal of unnecessary intermediaries, and overall fewer restrictions that stifle customer engagement. Customers have been figuring out how little most loyalty currencies are worth for several years now (leading to the passive apathy they´ve been demonstrating).

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Loyalty Strategy 2019: How to Win in the Next Decade

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The reality is that there are a lot of people slapping each other’s backs about incremental gains, while most brands still have less than 1/3 rd of customers active in their loyalty programs. A loyalty program should be relevant to 80% of customers. How can we call that success? A little more context.

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Loyalty Coalitions V3.0: greater benefits for consumers and brands

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Even though Plenti failed[i], Amex’s effort showed belief in the coalition model by one of the biggest names in reward programs. The “Marriott More” program allows its members to earn and redeem points on everyday retail purchases[iii]. 0: a decentralized brand coalition, enhanced by marketing technology (2017 onwards).

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Supermarkets: How to Build a Winning Loyalty Program

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Broadly speaking, most of the chains’ loyalty efforts have been in proprietary, albeit digitalized versions of the original S&H program: collecting in order to redeem for rewards, some digital couponing, and pushing out offers via a mobile app. So this should be a warning for any big grocery loyalty program.