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In this post we are going to discuss about two best and worst loyalty programs of some big organisations. Here are the two best loyalty program:
Starbucks: Reward
Program
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This is one of the
best programme in the market and it’s due to one big reason which is "free
stuff". The basic idea behind the program is to “reward” a consumer for frequent
visits. It included a free dink on the birthday and two Hours of free Wi-Fi
per day, which went on to free refills and many more things.
Best buy: Reward zone
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Nearly two years ago,
best buy was charging an annual fee for its free loyalty program which was
known as ”reward zone”. This was one of the best program for big purchases like
buying electronic products. The reward system got 1 point for each dollar they
spent. When the points earned reached a
certain limit, they client got free shipping of the goods, extended return
policy and many more perks.
Now it is time for some of the loyalty programs which didn't live up to its expectations or were suspected and were put under scrutiny. Here are two such loyalty programs
Now it is time for some of the loyalty programs which didn't live up to its expectations or were suspected and were put under scrutiny. Here are two such loyalty programs
Loyalty card of
supermarkets
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This may come up as a
surprise to most of the readers but it is true. A research was conducted by
Consumers against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering (CASPIAN). In the
research it was found that, supermarkets tend to increase the price of goods on
loyalty cards by 28% to 71%.
Subway: The Sub club
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Subway had one of the
best reward programme named “The sub club”. In this reward programme a customer
got a free sub once his card was filled with the stamps. Soon, with the time it
was found out that it was very easy to counterfeit the stamps. Subway was also
exposed as it couldn’t keep track record of its programme and soon this
programme was withdrawn from the market.
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Source: (Notte, 2010)
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