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Loyalty programs: should you issue your own points or miles?

Currency Alliance

Many people assume that operating a loyalty program necessarily implies issuing your own loyalty points or miles. Points and miles are a dominant and popular form of loyalty value. For some brands, issuing your own loyalty currency is certainly desirable. This actually is not true.

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Voice of Customer Examples to Inspire Your CX Strategy

InMoment XI

Whether it’s reducing costs, avoiding customer churn, acquiring new customers, or something else—voice of customer programs will help you get there. Check out some more ideas on identifying and executing ROI opportunities in this Solve for X video. Signing a digital agreement is now table stakes for most companies. Wrapping Up.

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Loyalty for CEOs: how to add enterprise value to your loyalty program

Currency Alliance

If a new CEO replaced you tomorrow, and had no previous connection to the current loyalty program, what changes do you think she would make? We hear loyalty leaders state all the time that they have embraced ‘best practices’. That’s right, loyalty programs should be a profit center.

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4 ways to maximise the value of your loyalty program

Currency Alliance

There are really only four ways to create value for all stakeholders in a loyalty program: maintain low operating costs, and funnel the savings into rewards. add complementary partners in every spending category so the program and the currency are more useful and interesting. Not every loyalty program seems to appreciate this.

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Customer retention in the telecom industry – new thinking

TechSee

Acquisition costs far outweigh those of keeping current customers, further motivating companies to implement innovative strategies to boost customer retention in the telecom industry. This is further underscored by research suggesting that a mere 5% increase in a company’s retention rate can increase profits by 25% to 95%.

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Reduce Customer Churn with the Voice of the Customer (VoC)

Thematic

A shocking 66% of consumers end relationships with companies due to poor customer service. Churn –  lost revenue, tarnished reputation, and wasted effort.  The Customer churn refers to the percentage of customers who stop doing business with a company within a given period. The consequence?

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The complete customer experience (CX) guide

BirdEye

In this blog, we’ll cover the questions that every company has about customer experience. How to calculate customer experience ROI What to look for in a customer experience software Get started with Birdeye. While building a great customer experience might take time and effort, the return is well worth it.