For Love or Money™ 2026 Australia Comprehensive Report with author presentation

$4,500 (Excluding GST)

For Love or Money™ 2026 Australia Comprehensive Report is for single or personal and non-commercial use only within the organisation purchasing it. For multiple copies or to distribute the report outside your organisation, please complete the quantity field or contact adam@thepointofloyalty.com.au By purchasing this report, the purchaser duly acknowledges both the copyright of the author, Adam Posner and the exclusive publication rights held by The Point of Loyalty.

Description

Benefit from both the research and a presentation from the the author of the research, Adam Posner, a loyalty program specialist.

Adam will personally present a summary of the findings and their impact on the future of customer loyalty and loyalty programs.

Please note:

  1. Content for the presentation will be adapted to ensure the areas of the research are relevant to the audience.
  2. The presentation will be online or in-person subject to location. (If travel is required, all expenses will be charged at cost).
  3. The presentation can be attended by up to 15 people. Additional attendees will be quoted on request.

What’s in this report that will make a difference to your customer loyalty strategies and loyalty program success?

This is the 14th edition of the annual Australian consumer research study tracking key trends and insights on customer loyalty and loyalty program.

The IMPACT Edition

There are 10 sections and 27 areas of research including 13 tracking trends and 14 new areas of insight

Section 1. Loyalty is not a program. What is loyalty?

  • Brand Loyalty: Achieving the loyalty peak (Trend 2026 vs 2025 vs 2024 vs 2023)
  • Is loyalty to a brand a one-way or two-way street? (Trend 2026 vs 2023)
  • Loyalty programs moving from identification to identity (New)

Section 2. The impact of loyalty programs on a brand

  • The impact of a loyalty program on the brand experience (Trend 2026 vs 2018)
  • The impact of a loyalty program closing down (Trend 2026 vs 2020 vs 2017)
  • The loyalty program ‘Impact-on-Brand-Loyalty’ Scorecard (New)

Section 3. The loyalty program landscape

  • Loyalty program memberships (Trend 2016 to 2026)
  • Profiles of loyalty program memberships (Trend 2021to 2026)
  • Who loves loyalty programs? 10 or more memberships (Trend 2020 vs 2026)
  • Active engagement in loyalty programs (Trend 2013 to 2026)

Section 4. The Loyalty Program Experience Index SPVX™

  • Ranking three key variables for optimising the loyalty program member’s experience (Trend 2023 to 2026)
  • The Loyalty Program Experience Index SPVX™ (Trend 2023 to 2026)
  • 77 Australian loyalty programs scored with the Loyalty Program Experience Index SPVX™ (2026)

Section 5. The Nine Currencies of Collection loyalty program members care about

  • Designing unique loyalty program propositions with The Nine Currencies of Collection loyalty program members care about (Trend 2026 vs 2025)
  • The impact on loyalty program engagement when financial benefits are removed (New)

Section 6. The problem-solving powers of loyalty programs (New)

  • Three zones of loyalty program impact: World. Life. Brand (New)
  • Regular vs Random: Impacting behaviours with bonus rewards (New)

Section 7. AI here, there and everywhere. The impact of agentic commerce

  • Loyalty programs and AI. Awareness. Comfort and Concern. (Trend 2026 vs 2025)
  • Impact of agentic commerce on loyalty program members (New)

Section 8. Loyalty programs and the impact (or not) of personalisation (New)

  • Loyalty programs leveraging data for personalisation. Volume and quality of data for personalisation: Do loyalty programs have enough data to tailor personal and relevant offers and communications? (New)
  • How often is data used for personalisation? (New)
  • Do relevant and personalised offers or communications motivate action? (New) The utility of different types of personalisation (New)
  • The pain points of loyalty program personalisation (New)
  • The impact of personalisation: From creating confidence to adding anxiety (New)

Section 9. The impact on member engagement of nine psychology levers (New)

Section10. What does loyalty program value mean? 

  • The 12 dimensions of value offered by loyalty programs (New)

What’s the point? Ideas, insights and interviews