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AI in loyalty marketing

Currency Alliance

It has the potential to address a lot of business challenges, and enable many forms of elusive innovation in loyalty marketing. Being a lifestyle business would imply being valued by the customer around their personal interests and goals – rather than their functional need. AI is much talked about.

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Breaking down the walls: Loyalty Magazine Awards 2019

Currency Alliance

Gamification and personalization have come on leaps and bounds in loyalty to supplement points and rewards. By the end of the programme’s first year, loyalty members made up 44% of Tarte.com revenue, despite only making up 21% of the total customer base. This effort is a marked improvement. Size matters… but not as you’d think.

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Top 150 Global Customer Experience Thought Leaders and Influencers of 2020

SurveySensum

Customer Experience Manager at Cape Union Mart Group, Kia Abbott is driving the journey to become a customer-led, data-driven organization that can effectively create meaningful customer experiences that delight customers in stores and online. Andrew McFarland – Chief Customer Officer at Black Box.

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Loyalty Marketing For CEOs: Add Enterprise Value To Your Business

Currency Alliance

The loyalty profession is characterised by cognitive entrenchment, as well as technological backwardness which further limits innovation. A customer’s loyalty is based on their perceived value in doing business with you, and their cumulative experience interacting with your company.

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

Currency Alliance

A customer’s loyalty is based on their perceived value in doing business with you, and their cumulative experience interacting with your company. If you get either of these dimensions wrong, no amount of points will make customers loyal. For example, I may fly to London on Ryanair but stay in a 4-star hotel.