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Nationwide, there are 3.3 billion

loyalty program memberships—an

average of 29 per household according

to the Colloquy’s 2015 Customer

Loyalty Census. Some of the largest

and most renowned organizations in

the world offer loyalty programs,

including Bank of America, United

Airlines, MasterCard, Mercedes Benz,

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HE GROWTH IN POSITIVE PERCEPTIONS

and respect for loyalty programs has sparked a dis-

tinct shift in how organizations communicate and

interact with both employees and customers. Twenty years ago,

the industry standard for showing appreciation was gifting a

company-logoed pen. While a pen is a fine gift, today incen-

tives have transformed into a valuable marketing and sales tool

that encourages engagement, drives brand advocacy and

entices audience members with desirable rewards.

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REWARDING GOOD BEHAVIOR

FIVE STEPS TO BUILD AN UNBEATABLE LOYALTY PROGRAM

BY PAUL GORDON