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If colas and coats can claim one thing in common it is this: Two of the best-known makers of each are trying to transform the historic into meteoric through…
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Whole Foods is enjoying the fruits of its marketing labor these days, but its long-term success may rely more on its affinity for workers than affinity with…
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When most people think of Barcelona, the first features that come to mind are its unusual architecture, rich history and Catalan cuisine. But the area is also…
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There are many things a loyalty marketing platform can resolve for a brand, but as Target recently demonstrated with its expensive failure in Canada, it cannot…
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Who knows? Someone may be watching.
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It took Scrooge three ghosts and a long night to become a charitable man. For many loyalty marketers, it only requires the spirit of competition.
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Apple Pay diminishes the ability to track shopper behavior. This is among the reasons that some major retailers are not accepting it.
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Gamification is among the buzziest trends in loyalty marketing these days, and while it can be a compelling tool for early engagement, its effectiveness…
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Yes2You Rewards is a currency-neutral customer loyalty program that rewards at a rate of 5 percent on spending in-store and online. The Wisconsin-based…
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Do bricks and mortar cost more than bytes and channels? For Macy's, the question may not matter as much as whether the two investments, combined, sell more…
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It is a business practice so long-standing it is practically a cliché. Companies fall all over themselves to woo new customers, but once they get them, they…
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Walmart created some buzz when it announced plans to personalize its online shopping experience, but the news failed to address the white elephant that is…
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Psychology 101 meets loyalty marketing.
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The boutique hotel chain, long known for delivering personalized experiences, has reincarnated its loyalty program, InTouch, to one that better reflects the…
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The beauty giant, whose luxury brands include Lancôme, Giorgio Armani and Kiehl’s, has recently unveiled Makeup Genius, an app that redefines digital…
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In the rush to Big Data, don't overlook the data you already have. Like small faults, little findings can result in seismic shifts.
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People buy at Whole Foods because it stands for more than food, so simply dropping prices doesn’t solve its perception issue.
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Owning new things is supposed to give us pleasure, but the process of acquiring them can come with pressure.
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For a lot of loyalty program members today, getting to gold is a treasure hunt, and only the program operator holds the map.
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Lancôme, the luxury maker of cosmetics, skincare and fragrances including Poême, is versing itself in social media loyalty. The French beauty brand on April 2…
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