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6 Tips to Improve Loyalty Programs
Successful loyalty programs integrate customer data to provide offers, benefits and communications meaningful to the program member. Here are 6 tips.
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Reinventing the 360-Degree Customer View
Sure, everyone talks about a 360-degree customer view. But rather than going in circles, maybe you should think about a spiral instead.
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Personalizing Email With Dynamic Content
Dynamic content takes personalization to a new level, allowing marketers to target individual email recipients with different content based on subscribers’ demographics or preferences.
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Consumers See the Value in Fee-Based Loyalty Programs
Forward-thinking companies are using fee-based membership or loyalty programs to better serve their customers while differentiating themselves from competitors.
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Motivating Millennials to Share on Social Media
Here are four ways brands can harness the power of social media and influencer marketing to tap into the Millennial market.
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Cultivating B2B Customer Loyalty
Chief Marketer recently chatted with several featured speakers at B2B LeadsCon—Aug. 24-26 in New York—to get their thoughts on the best ways to cultivate and retain B2B customers.
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Is Your Customer Engagement Strategy Really Relevant?
Today every brand knows customer engagement is essential. But how do they move beyond metrics around pseudo engagement and deliver a great message?
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4 Steps to Creating Omnichannel Engagement
How can your brand ensure customers receive the same message across various channels and create omnichannel engagement, especially at a global level?
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Five Ways to Improve Brand Loyalty
Any solid relationship touches on emotions, intellect and everything in between. Brand loyalty connections between brand and consumer work in exactly the same way.
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Millenials Are the Mobile-First Generation
A new study shows Millennials more open to advertising than oldsters—if that advertising is relevant to them.
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