Exploring the individualized future of loyalty and engagement with the 2015 American Marketing Association National Conference in Austin, Texas, 9.29.2015.
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Engineering Serendipity: 2015 AMA National Conference Presentation
1. Engineering Serendipity
T h e I n d i v i d u a l i z e d F u t u r e o f L o y a l t y a n d E n g a g e m e n t
American Marketing Association
National Conference 9.29.2015
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WHY ARE YOU IN THIS SESSION?
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I want to understand my customers better,
but I don’t know how to get them to open up.
I think customer loyalty is important,
but I’m not sure loyalty programs are even relevant anymore.
I was in this room for the last session, so I figured I’d stay put.
#IndividualizedMarketing
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LET’S TALK LOYALTY
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Customers haven’t turned their backs on loyalty programs.
Many loyalty programs have ignored customers’ needs.
The next generation of loyalty and engagement is breaking
out of the “loyalty box” and redefining the relationship.
Loyalty is dead. LONG LIVE LOYALTY.
#IndividualizedMarketing
5. IF YOU DON’T LIKE CHANGE,
you’re going to like irrelevance even less.
General Eric Shinseki, U.S. Army, Ret.,
Former Secretary Veterans Affairs
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#IndividualizedMarketing
15. “I love you and
YOU DON’T EVEN KNOW
MY NAME.
Fara Howard, Global VP Marketing for Vans
Gartner Digital Marketing Conference
#IndividualizedMarketing
26. “Rather than being classified into a segment,
each customer should be seen as
A “SEGMENT OF ONE.”
Jeff Berry, COLLOQUY
#IndividualizedMarketing
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ENGINEER SOME SERENDIPITY!
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Customers desire individualized value exchanges for
creating a brand relationship.
Loyalty programs don’t look like they used to – and that’s
a very good thing… for customers and marketers.
Marketers who strive to integrate value, connect experiences,
and create moments of engagement will win today’s
customer’s loyalty.
#IndividualizedMarketing