One of the best ways to garner loyalty is to value the customer’s needs and go an extra mile, and not by offering discounts.
More detailsTrue loyalty cannot be commanded by superior quality technology. It is but a human trait to create long-term associations.
More detailsIs true loyalty a thing of the past or do people & companies still have the drive to inspire their following into staying.
More detailsBrand loyalty is not permanent, especially in a country that sees a lot of expats, but staying relevant is key.
More detailsStatus quo is a go-to human emotion. To change that, a brand has to offer something a lot more tangible.
More detailsAre rewards what make loyalty programmes a hit, or is it the bond between buyers and brands that do the trick?
More detailsOne of the best ways to garner loyalty is to value the customer’s needs and go an extra mile, and not by offering discounts.
More detailsTrue loyalty cannot be commanded by superior quality technology. It is but a human trait to create long-term associations.
More detailsIs true loyalty a thing of the past or do people & companies still have the drive to inspire their following into staying.
More detailsIs true loyalty a thing of the past or do people & companies still have the drive to inspire their following into staying.
More detailsBrand loyalty is not permanent, especially in a country that sees a lot of expats, but staying relevant is key.
More detailsBrand loyalty is not permanent, especially in a country that sees a lot of expats, but staying relevant is key.
More detailsAre rewards what make loyalty programmes a hit, or is it the bond between buyers and brands that do the trick?
More detailsStatus quo is a go-to human emotion. To change that, a brand has to offer something a lot more tangible.
More detailsOne of the best ways to garner loyalty is to value the customer’s needs and go an extra mile, and not by offering discounts.
More details