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AprameyaAI • 9m

How to Create a Customer Loyalty Program That Actually Works Everyone wants loyal customers (just like gf), but most loyalty programs fail because they focus on discounts rather than value. Here’s how to build a program that keeps them coming back without eating into your profits (like chrome eats your RAM) 1. Reward behavior, not just purchases. Offer points for things like referrals, social media shares, or reviews. You’ll turn customers into advocates without constantly slashing prices. 2. Personalize the experience. Don’t just give out generic rewards. Tailor perks based on purchase history, preferences, and behaviors. Starbucks nails this by offering personalized deals based on customer favorites. 3. Create tiered rewards. Give customers something to work toward. Sephora’s Beauty Insider program has three tiers, and people love climbing the ladder for exclusive rewards. 4. Offer exclusivity. People love feeling special. Whether it’s early access to sales or members-only events, make them feel like VIPs. 5. Make it simple and engaging. Complicated programs frustrate customers. Keep it easy to understand and fun to use, like Amazon Prime’s fast shipping and video streaming combo. Case study: Starbucks Rewards Starbucks has one of the most successful loyalty programs in the world. With over 16 million active users, their app gives points not just for purchases, but for engaging with the brand—like playing games or buying certain items. Members in higher tiers get free drinks and exclusive offers. Starbucks doesn’t rely on discounts; instead, they create a community that customers want to be part of. Happy Medial-ing Jai Shree Krishna!!!

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