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40 Customer Retention Statistics You Need to Know

GetFeedback

In fact, according to Econsultancy’s Digital Trends 2018 report, 45% of companies cite content and experience management as their number one priority. 30% of consumers are switch providers because they feel that there is no reward for loyalty. Customers enrolled in a loyalty program visit a company’s site 35% more frequently.

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8 loyalty trends for 2024: intelligent, data-led marketing

Currency Alliance

Loyalty trends, as we’ve said in our previous years’ trends articles, are interesting to think about – but they are not necessarily reflective of what your own brand should be focusing on in the next year. The article covers the various brands which have joined the Scene+ loyalty coalition.

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Loyalty Strategy 2019: How to Win in the Next Decade

Currency Alliance

In December 2018, we published what we consider will be the Top 10 Trends in loyalty marketing during 2019. Businesses, their markets, and customer behavior have evolved dramatically in the past 10 years, yet most loyalty programs have only made incremental changes (in some cases to the detriment of customers).

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POV: Where Is The New Growth For Restaurants? Your 6-Step Strategy

Strativity

To get there, restaurants need to embrace change as a constant and then optimize, roadmap, and even blow some things up in order to respond faster and exceed customer needs. The Post article was on the heels of articles from Restaurant Business (2018) and The New York Times (2017)—both asserting that there may be too many restaurants.

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Where is the new growth for restaurants?

Strativity

To get there, restaurants need to embrace change as a constant and then optimize, roadmap, and even blow some things up in order to respond faster and exceed customer needs. The Post article was on the heels of articles from Restaurant Business (2018) and The New York Times (2017)—both asserting that there may be too many restaurants.

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