Sentence examples for back loyalty from inspiring English sources
"Servitisation" is one way brands win back loyalty.
Now the big four have found themselves turning to an old friend to lure them back: loyalty cards.Hoping that offering shoppers more money-off vouchers will help win them back from the German upstarts, Tesco announced in March that it was expanding its Clubcard loyalty scheme.
Today, Wallaby is also introducing its own iPhone application which also tells you which card to use at checkout in order to earn the best rewards, whether that's travel or hotel points, cash back, loyalty points, or any other supported rewards program.
Not all customers are created equal — that's the idea behind a new product from Y Combinator-backed loyalty startup 500Friends.
But since the show debuted six years ago, the grit of Donovan's intensely committed performance, the fiestiness of Fiona Glennane (Gabrielle Anwar) and the laid-back loyalty of Sam Axe Bruce Campbelll) combined to create something reminiscent of a mojito: "Burn Notice" has been cool and sweet, tart and refreshing.
ReprintsWinning back the loyalty of the British shopper will take plenty of old-fashioned graft.
Banks are cutting back their loyalty programs, because of new caps on what they can charge merchants for processing debit card purchases.
But what comes next will surely be harder — leaving behind an honest and competent Afghan administration that can win back the loyalty of local people.
Only the Iraqi government can win back the loyalty of the Sunnis, whose despair has driven them into the hands of the men in black.
The prospect of a better harvest, a rebound in Brazil and an easier debt-repayment schedule all mean she should be able to relax the economic squeeze and buy back the loyalty of wavering Peronist operators.
After a week that brought a rare show of mass dissent in Russia, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin on Friday warned the members of United Russia, the party he leads, that they must win back the loyalty of the people.
