Sweeps Trends to Watch
Trends in sweepstake marketing include, threshold prizing, reward social behaviors and gamification.
Trends in sweepstake marketing include, threshold prizing, reward social behaviors and gamification.
The increased information accessible through mobile devices flows both ways, and that has created some new challenges for retailers.
Marketers who focus their analytics efforts on prospecting are falling into a trap, argues Forrester Research's Srividya Sridharan. They place too much emphasis on channel-focused metrics, while giving short shrift to retention and long-term value measurements.
A new loyalty program from Aeropostale P.S. was created using two primary sources of input. Yes, the brand's marketing executives conducted tests and research. But they also asked their mothers. The program, P.S. Rewards, was launched in mid-July to boost the fortunes of Aeropostale's youth-focused brand. It was created more for the mothers who buy…
When you’re running a promotion for three consecutive years, it’s got to incorporate some freshness. And that is the plan for WWE and 7-Eleven as the convenience stores began a month-long promotion.
In recent months, credit card issuers have gotten much more proactive about hooking their card members up with local deals and discounts. AmEx, started the trend with a pilot partnership with Foursquare last March at the South by Southwest Festival. Now it has taken that program national.
NBA and Sprite have opened a public vote for the “Sprite Slam Dunk Showdown Championship.”
Ocean Spray has rolled out freestanding cranberry bog environments in some of the nation’s busiest downtown locales and it has its goofy cranberry farmers on TV to reinforce the benefits of its juice drinks. It runs sweepstakes and recipe contests and drives consumers to retail with coupons. This summer is no different. It’s Ocean Spray’s…
Whether Club Yogi Rewards, a two-year-old loyalty program which rewards campsite visitors, is smarter than the average bear remains unproven. But it's definitely smarter than the average discount program, especially Club Yogi, the one it replaced in April 2009.
There is a temptation to talk about mobile and social in the same breath. The channels came to prominence more or less concurrently. And there is considerable interplay, with consumers using their mobile devices to access social networks. But that said, there is at least one significant difference when it comes to loyalty marketing.