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Top 6 Loyalty Trends for 2021

Currency Alliance

2021 will be another year in the long-term journey to become customer-centric, balance the economics of loyalty programs to deliver more value to customers, and ensure the right systems are in place to reduce dependencies on the IT department or vendors. Rebalancing loyalty program economics.

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Headless Loyalty Explained, for Non-Technical Business Leaders

Currency Alliance

Now, however, the goalposts – with regard to what constitutes a ‘good’ customer experience and good value – have shifted so far, that the cost and complexity of updating these aging systems is now a real hindrance to performing well. If you don’t recognize your customer across every channel and touchpoint, they will feel you don’t care.

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Loyalty Point Liquidity drives Customer Engagement

Currency Alliance

We have seen tremendous change across many industries during the past 40-50 years, and these changes can help predict the next evolution in the loyalty sector. Unfortunately, the customer loyalty sector has not kept pace. Most loyalty programs still retain largely the same design as 20 years ago.

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How to Pick the Best Customer Journey Analytics Platform for Your Needs

Pointillist

Journey discovery is a quantitative approach to customer journey analytics where customer behavior data is analyzed across touchpoints and over time to uncover meaningful behavioral segments and the paths they take to achieve a specific goal—what Forrester calls the ‘bottom up approach’ to customer journey analytics.

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Avoid This Customer Service Mistake with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Listen and subscribe to our podcast: In this episode of the Customer Service Secrets Podcast, Gabe Larsen is joined by Matt Dixon from Tethr to reinvent what it means to delight your customers. Delight typically means going above and beyond customer expectations, so what is there to reinvent? Stay tuned to find out more.

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Podcast: Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Most companies are stuck in the trap of trying to wow their customers, so Matt Dixon has created four pillars on how to ensure frictionless service. First is channel stickiness. They want to be in control and you want them to keep using your digital channels. This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort.