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McKinsey Thinks Bland, Generic Loyalty Programs Are Killing Business – And They May Be Right!

Beyond Philosophy

CMC, is Thought Leadership Principal for Beyond Philosophy. And, what is the impact of loyalty programs on enterprise profitability? Overall, companies with loyalty programs have grown at about the same rate as companies without them; but there is variance in performance value among industries. Use the Data.

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The ultimate guide to sales prospecting: Strategies and tips for success

BirdEye

Before social media and marketing automation, companies would fish for new customers by making cold calls and even knocking on doors. Today, businesses use all kinds of channels and sales prospecting tools to generate leads and convert them into customers. Social selling also allows for social listening.

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Why Companies Need to Bring Mobile Technology to the Marketing Table {Guest Post}

Michelli Experience

Media-centric advertisements, immersive SMS and dynamic social media environments are to be expected. Two: Mobile Loyalty Programs Work. An astounding 90 percent of smartphone users enrolled in mobile loyalty clubs have found them beneficial. Buyers love feeling like “part of the program.”

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What is the Voice of Customer (VoC)? Start A Program Easily

Thematic

Whether through surveys, reviews, or social media, VoC helps you turn customer insights into better business decisions. We’ll look at VoC best practices before getting into the details of how to set up your own Voice of Customer program. Clear goals guide your program's focus and help measure its success.

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Avoid This Customer Service Mistake with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort. And the response from the leadership team was like we flew you all the way over here from the U.S. So given that I still think it’s right, I know repeat channel flipping is bad Matt. The first one was what we call a channel stickiness.

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Podcast: Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

First is channel stickiness. They want to be in control and you want them to keep using your digital channels. Simple communication that customers can easily understand themselves will help them stick to your self-serve channels. This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort. Consumers want to self-serve.

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Headless Loyalty Explained, for Non-Technical Business Leaders

Currency Alliance

If you don’t recognize your customer across every channel and touchpoint, they will feel you don’t care. Now, the channels through which consumers interact with brands – often long before the purchase – are as diverse as the way we surf the internet. Ecommerce has changed.

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