In our world of interchangeable products and services (commodities), loyalty marketing is increasingly becoming a decisive competitive advantage.
However… and here lies the decisive weakness: in practice, loyalty marketing is rarely measured by its performance. Unfortunately, customer loyalty programmes in particular are often ‘flying blind’. One of the reasons for this is the lack of control over the relevant key performance indicators: Which KPIs are we tracking, what is their target value, where is the benchmark?
We want to remedy this situation by creating a neutral knowledge database – with the aim of making loyalty programme management measurable and comparable and continuously improving it on this basis.
Participation in the study is open to everyone and free of charge.
What else you can learn from the report:
Example – extract from the 2021 Loyalty Benchmark:
Basically, all customer loyalty programs can be grouped into 4 models. Thus, there are models that reward customers with immediate benefits such as «Discounts & Exclusive Product Information» and those with delayed benefits such as «Points & Loyalty Vouchers», both with the goal to to encourage the customer to repeat purchases. Among the respondents, programs with immediate benefits such as discounts as well as delayed benefits such as points and loyalty vouchers are the most prevalent.
We look forward to your contribution!
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