Search Results for: loyalty
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Data & Analytics
Solving the Customer Data Puzzle
To get the full picture, your marketing and analytics teams may have to manually collect and integrate customer data using a number of tools.
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Data & Analytics
Making the Most of Anonymous & Known Customer Data
Effectively using both known and anonymous data gives marketers an edge to guide customer desires and build loyalty. Learn more in a free webinar March 9.
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Agencies
Ways Mobile Technology Can Differentiate Your Rewards Program
bile technology has transformed reward programs from sluggish endeavors into powerful tools that can help businesses enhance marketing & increase sales.
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Acquisition
New Research Promotes Education-based Marketing
New research from VCU Brandcenter and the VCU School of Business confirms that a education-based marketing strategy works.
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Loyalty Marketing
How to Upgrade Your Loyalty Programs With the Right Technology
Here’s what brands should know when it comes to relevant technologies and building strong but flexible loyalty programs.
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Agencies
Q&A: The Roadblocks to B2B Conversion
Chief Marketer recently talked with Cyndi Greenglass to get her thoughts on challenges facing marketers when it comes to engaging leads and B2B conversion.
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Agencies
The Power of Email Marketing For Building Relationships
Consumers may be addicted to social media but that doesn’t make it the best relationship building channel. Consider the power of email marketing.
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Agencies
B2B LeadsCon 2016 Call for Speakers Open
Are you a B2B marketing expert who wants to share their marketing expertise and knowledge? Join us at B2B LeadsCon.
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Agencies
How to Update Your Market Research Approach: 3 Phases
Market research needs to evolve to adapt to changing customer behaviors and attitudes. Here’s why your research needs to move to the next phase.
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Agencies
Technology’s “Strategic Imperatives” = Marketing Brilliance
Smart thinking still produces inspired marketing. But it’s no longer enough. For true brilliance, digital marketers must embrace technology’s “strategic imperatives.”