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Loyalty Magazine Awards 2018: Tales of the (Mostly) Expected?

Currency Alliance

That’s been my feeling as I mull over this year’s Loyalty Magazine Awards, where Currency Alliance was proud to be Prime Sponsor. This sits at odds with slow, difficult, old-school loyalty marketing (think the fuel points card you lug around in your wallet in hope of receiving a free coffee one day). Gamification, for instance.

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10 Customer Engagement Ideas to Boost Your Business

CSM Magazine

Imagine a scenario where a coffee shop actively engages with its customers through personalized loyalty programs, social media interactions, and timely promotions. These engaged customers, in turn, share their delightful experiences with friends and family, acting as brand ambassadors and attracting new customers to the coffee shop.

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Next-Level Customer Engagement: Advanced Tactics for E-Commerce Loyalty and Retention

CSM Magazine

Gamified Loyalty Programs The world loves games, and e-commerce is no exception. Gamification is like the sprinkle of excitement atop the cake of shopping. The messaging should resonate consistently, echoing the brand’s voice and values. It makes the experience fun, engaging, and, most importantly, rewarding.

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Breaking down the walls: Loyalty Magazine Awards 2019

Currency Alliance

This was my second year on the judging panel at the Loyalty Magazine Awards. Really, for those relatively few brands achieving impressive levels of customer engagement, it’s breath-taking how fast the industry has progressed in such a short time. On evidence at last night’s awards, these walls are crumbling.

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40 Best Customer Service Books We’d Recommend to Support Operators

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It’s not the amount of knowledge you are willing to offer, but the efforts you wish to take to keep your customers satisfied and loyal to your brand. Create better customer loyalty programs. Develop personal brand. Books on Building Customer Loyalty. The Loyalty Effect. Theodore Roosevelt.