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If you want to implement Enterprise Loyalty into your business, here are three things to consider.

There’s more to loyalty marketing than points. The key question is whether loyalty marketing can exist without points at all. The answer? A probably yes — but it won’t be easy.

Here’s three tips to make micro-targeted, high ROI trigger email programs a bigger, more profitable portion of your marketing budget.

Moving day has been on my mind recently, thanks to the fact that Chief Marketer has a newly redesigned web site and a new online integration with the former standalone PROMO site.

Data allows GameStop’s in-store game advisors to address the 10 million participants in the PowerUp loyalty program individually.

Walmart is partnering with “The Avengers” by debuting a game that melds the in-store experience with an augmented reality mobile app, called the “Super Hero Augmented Reality.”

Ecommerce shopping cart abandonment rates have jumped by nearly 20 percentage points — from the low-to-mid 50s to the low 70s — during the last two years. While a closer look reveals the facts probably aren’t as bad as the numbers indicate, they do represent a call for marketers to take a closer look at their checkout structure.

In a new survey from SAS and Loyalty 360, 47% of marketers reported that their top priority was getting consumers to spend more. But a separate survey finds that half of loyalty members complain of feeling bombarded by spam and irrelevant offers. Can these groups get along?

A couple of recent reports have put some numbers behind the notion that we lean on our mobile phones for much more than just talk these days. Specifically, if you’re involved with the travel industry and want to reach a customer base that’s lighting out for the territory this summer, you might want to start making serious plans to mobilize your campaigns. As it turns out, smartphones aren’t just the last things we touch before takeoff or the first things we reach for when we’re wheels down.

Bryan Pearson, president and CEO of LoyaltyOne and author of The Loyalty Leap, discusses the three Vs of loyalty — value, visibility and voice.