Sentence examples for introduce loyalty from inspiring English sources

Since September Zen Nippon has used technology from an Israeli firm, Retalix, to introduce loyalty cards for shoppers that offer them electronic discounts on their most-purchased items.

In 1995, Tesco caused a flutter by introducing loyalty cards, promising discounts to regular customers.

Tesco introduced loyalty cards in order to gather information on its customers and encourage them to keep coming back.

Beyond adding support for more banks and cards, Apple is also focused on introducing loyalty programs for Apple Pay — having completed its first rollouts in the U.S.

AR: We are on track to introduce a loyalty scheme in January 2016.

But she acknowledges that there is a special emphasis on young passengers, with the company about to introduce a loyalty program for children.

But publicly PA leaders reject any ethnic or religious definition of Israel, and it is fiercely opposed by many of Israel's 1.3 million Palestinian citizens, who see it as a threat to their own civil and national rights, particularly since there have been moves in Israel to introduce a loyalty oath along the same lines.

It could introduce a loyalty program, rewarding its best customers for repeat purchases and customer referrals.

A start-up introduces a loyalty platform for small businesses.

This summer, Sephora introduced a loyalty program, which rewards online and offline shoppers for repeat purchases.

Encouragingly for Mr Schultz, there are also many positive suggestions, from serving vegan food to introducing a loyalty card, which suggests that plenty of customers still care for Starbucks enough to give him a chance to win them back recession or no recession.