Search Results for: loyalty

  • Making the Connection

    (Promo) Promotion marketers often rely on call center reps to get samples or product information into consumers’ hands. And loyalty and incentive programs are grounded in a rep’s ability to clearly convey the benefits of the programs

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  • Lolita Lives

    Would you let your 10-year-old daughter go out wearing a short skirt and fishnet stockings? Probably not. But she may be getting the message that she

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  • Making the Connection

    Promotion marketers often rely on call center reps to get samples or product information into consumers’ hands. And loyalty and incentive programs are

  • BEYOND PAGE VIEWS

    Monitoring a Web site used to be a fairly straightforward proposition. Leading indicators like traffic, page views and sales gave a pretty good idea of how things were going. A more sophisticated check might involve observing how many visitors came through search results or affiliates rather than navigating directly to your page.

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  • Join? Yes. Stick? Well

    Is your wallet stuffed with loyalty cards? If so, you’re not alone. Americans now hold 1.3 billion loyalty program memberships, up from 973 million in

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  • Count Off

    According to Colloquy’s loyalty program census, the average American household participates in 12 reward or recognition programs,

  • Tasty Baking Inks Deal with Minor League Baseball

    Tasty Baking has signed a partnership deal with Minor League Baseball.

    The agreement calls for in-stadium and on-pack promotion, as well as PA announcements and product sales, tied to 17 teams.

  • Ukrop’s Kiosks Boost Loyalty Program Perks

    Ukrop’s Super Markets has added in-store kiosks to give more perks to its loyalty club members.

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  • ‘World of Warcraft’ Taps Loyalty Via Visa Card

    Game developer Blizzard Entertainment forged a deal with First National Bank to launch a video game-branded credit card, in which users rack up rewards points for game play time.

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