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Retail Loyalty Programmes
Retail Loyalty Programmes
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Contents
What is a loyalty programme? Loyalty Success Factors Introduction to Retail Loyalty Programmes Loyalty Programme Structure Secrets Loyalty Programme Promotions - Driving Sales Summary
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The systematic collection of customer data in return for rewards or benefits, often used to give customer additional privileges or services to best/loyal customers
Opportunities
Understand customers Give discounts to best customers only Adjust real price for certain customers Use data to negotiate with partners
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Points
Discount
Immediate discount for presenting card Good -Easy and instant - No liability Bad - Discount has to be large (+10%) - No control
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Rebate
Reward spend over time Starb Good -Easy to manage ucks Bad - Little control - Easy to copy e.g. stampcard - Little emotional connection
Privilege
Earn points and redeem for rewards plus tiers of privilege Bad Good - Low spend customer disillusion -Privileges lead to loyalty - Competitors can match -Offers control -Customer understands
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Customer card
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Transaction Database
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Custom ers
Analysis services
Considering a programme?
Steps to launch Planning
1. 2. 3. 4.
Feasibility audit Customer research Financial planning Develop programme model Implementation develop systems/communications Launch
Implementation
1. 2.
Management (operations)
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Brand Positioning
Choice of rewards
Competitor Strength
Generosity
Sales Focus
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How is it successful?
Target Audience Regular shoppers Degree of Participation High Delivery of Rewards rebate vouchers (cash effectively) Liability Risk High but also High redemption Investment Cost High Getting Customers to Join Easy free membership Competitor Strength n/a Brand Positioning - for everyone -Birthday treats -Members only Customer Loyalty Drivers Use membership To make offers Choice of rewards Choose from whole store
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Brand Extension
2 3
Loyalty Programme Mechanics
7 6 5 4
Investment Ratio
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Promotions
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Statements Personal shopping lists Geo-targeting Events Layered promotions Regular communications
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Summary
Programmes offer opportunity to get to know customer thats cost of knowledge that must be recovered Opportunity comes from using the data to drive more spend - personal shopping lists Customers enjoy being part of programmes if they get privileges of whatever value therefore work hard to give them value
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