Sentence examples for loyalty programmes from inspiring English sources

Loyalty programmes run by airlines and stores are good examples.

Loyalty programmes never stand still, and neither should you.

Credit-card companies offer loyalty programmes, membership rewards and cash-back deals.

One of these, by Paul Brown, a principal in McKinsey's London office, examines how hotel loyalty programmes work.

Cocktail loyalty programmes could provide rewards in the form of discounts or special offers for customers who experiment with drinks.

The information is then used to help companies create customer loyalty programmes and create tailored offerings for shoppers.

Loyalty programmes will advance and customer assistants will be expected to manage more complex, cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) systems.

Their free access comes with a price, such as insisting guests join loyalty programmes or book via the hotel's own website, rather than Expedia and the like.

Data from loyalty programmes, for example, allows stores to analyse past buying behaviour and predict which coupons or promotions a customer is most likely to use.

The changes are to bring the airline's loyalty programmes into line, and customers from Airmiles, Executive Club and Iberia Plus will now start to earn Avios points.

Their average marketing spend is a mere 2% of sales (compared with manufacturers' 10-40%); they have well-developed supply bases; and their real-time sales data and loyalty programmes let them fine-tune product offers.