New Express Loyalty Program Expands Beyond Credit Card Holders
Apparel marketer Express Inc. is using its new credit card-based Express Next rewards program to reach out to consumers who don't actually own that branded credit card.
Apparel marketer Express Inc. is using its new credit card-based Express Next rewards program to reach out to consumers who don't actually own that branded credit card.
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A new study from Acxiom and Loyalty 360 highlights the disconnect between loyalty marketing's value and its practice among marketers.
Shoppers have thousands of ways to ask for products they want. But if a marketer's website can't recognize those requests, the opportunity to make a sale vanishes. Guess Inc. is using a new website platform that recognizes a wide variety of synonyms entered into search engines to direct prospects to relevant offerings. The fashion marketer's…
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