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10 September 20269 min read

Automated loyalty campaigns: welcome, near-reward, win-back

Three standing campaigns do most of the work of a loyalty program, and none of them can be sent by hand at the right moment. Here is how each one is built.

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10 September 20268 min read

Bakery loyalty: rewarding a weekly habit without cutting margin

Bread carries a thin margin and everything unsold at four o'clock is a loss. That pair of facts should decide your reward and when you push it.

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10 September 20269 min read

Loyalty segmentation: who to message, and when

Sending to everyone is how a list dies. Four segments cover almost every small shop, and each one wants a different message at a different moment.

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10 September 20268 min read

Loyalty program metrics: the four numbers worth watching

Member count is the number everyone quotes and the one that means least. Four others tell you whether the program is earning its keep, or quietly leaking.

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10 September 20267 min read

Pub loyalty: rewarding regulars without discounting the bar

Your regulars already come. A card that discounts their pints costs margin. Reward the occasion instead, and aim it at the nights that need filling.

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10 September 20268 min read

Restaurant loyalty beyond the discount: filling the empty table

Discounting rewards demand you already had. Here is what to reward instead, and how to move covers onto the nights that actually need them.

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10 September 20268 min read

Salon loyalty: what to reward when visits are months apart

A ten-stamp card takes two years to finish at salon intervals. Here is what to reward instead, and why rebooking beats every card you could design.

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10 September 20268 min read

Takeaway loyalty that beats the aggregator apps

Every order through a platform costs you a commission you never get back. A loyalty card is the cheapest way to move repeat customers onto your own counter.

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9 September 20267 min read

Barbershop client retention: closing the six-week gap

New customers are getting harder to find, so the ones you have are the whole business. What to do about the weeks between haircuts, when clients drift.

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9 September 20268 min read

Coffee shop loyalty program ideas that survive the rush

A café loyalty scheme has about three seconds of counter time before it costs you the queue. Six ideas that fit inside that, and two that do not.

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