Category Archives: Customer retention

What does it take for your organisation to be a leader in customer loyalty?

In our loyalty research study ‘for love or money 2017: Customer loyalty – the marketers’ point of view’ we wanted to understand what factors an organisation should focus on to be a leader in customer loyalty. The options for consideration were: Clarity on loyalty objectives Senior executive commitment to loyalty Ongoing reporting of success Total…

Frequent flyer programs have popularised loyalty programs worldwide and specifically the “currency of collection” - points. Not only the domain of airlines, points are also often used within loyalty program structures by credit cards, hotels, retailers and other categories of business as a mechanism to allocate value to buying behaviors – I transact, I earn points and I redeem…

The latest research study for love or money 2017: Customer Loyalty – the marketers’ point of view, identifies how marketers view customer loyalty to their brands/business. This research study with marketers is a follow up to the consumer study ‘for love or money 2017’ where consumers identified their view on what loyalty is to brands/businesses. The latest Marketers' research…

The question of whether or not ‘refer-a-friend’ initiatives work, is often asked during our customer retention and loyalty strategy planning sessions. Whilst I have no specific data from clients to share that proves this either way, I found these interesting insights: 65% of new business comes from referrals– New York Times 92% of respondents trusted referrals…

Category Archives: Customer retention

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