Loyalty 3.0 with Euromonitor International’s Nadejda Popova, PhD

Episode 70 • March 20, 2024 • 00:36:31
Loyalty 3.0 with Euromonitor International’s Nadejda Popova, PhD
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Loyalty 3.0 with Euromonitor International’s Nadejda Popova, PhD

Mar 20 2024 | 00:36:31

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Show Notes

Loyalty programs seem to be at a crossroads. Industries including hospitality, financial services, and retail are going beyond the points-based programs we're so familiar with and exploring more personalized, emotionally engaging programs. Some, like CVS, Inspirato, and of course Amazon with Amazon Prime have even incorporated paid loyalty subscriptions which provide benefits in exchange for an annual fee instead of requiring customers to earn benefits through their spending and behaviors.

Today's guest, Nadia Popova of Euromonitor International, follows the loyalty trends and provides insights across industries regarding best practices in building long-term relationships with customers.

In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about how consumer expectations have changed since COVID, why personalization is so important, and where subscriptions fit in the broader loyalty landscape.

 

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