Customer loyalty strategies

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Abstract

Takes a look at the worldwide trend toward loyalty marketing and highlights the reasons for this emphasis on loyalty. Asserts that building customer loyalty is a business strategy, not just a marketing program and that all businesses should seek to boost loyalty and maximize share of customer. Explores the various approaches to structuring customer loyalty strategies. Uses some real-world examples to illustrate different approaches. Provides a consistent framework for developing a loyalty strategy and program. Offers insight to reduce the amount of time required to develop a loyalty strategy and touches on ways to help marketers avoid some classic mistakes. Maintains that the pursuit of customer loyalty is a perpetual one - more of a journey than a destination.

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Duffy, D. L. (1998). Customer loyalty strategies. Journal of Consumer Marketing, 15(5), 435–448. https://doi.org/10.1108/07363769810235910

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