Will Consumers Pay for Loyalty Programs?
New white paper from Inte Q reveals consumers are willing to pay a fee for additional loyalty program benefits.
OAK BROOK, Ill., June 29, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Inte Q, a leader in loyalty and CRM, has just published a paper on paid-tier loyalty programs. The paper explains how member-funded programs can recharge customer acquisition efforts, firm up retention, and heighten customer experience.
"Brands find value in these programs because of the self-funded nature - they generate a recurring high-margin revenue stream without inventory costs, capital investment or financial risk," says Bill Stewart, Chief Revenue Officer for Inte Q.
Paid-tier loyalty programs are member-funded. Often called "VIP," "fee-based," or "premium loyalty," these initiatives drive traffic and repeat purchase behavior for brands, while helping focus resources and future investments on their most valuable customers.
"Paid-tier programs are paving new ground in the mature field of loyalty marketing and brands are using these programs to take customer engagement to new heights. Think Amazon Prime, GameStop or Restoration Hardware - these companies understand the value," explains Stewart.
To download a copy of this paper, listen to a webinar or get more information about paid-tier loyalty programs, click here.
About Inte Q
Inte Q builds marketing programs that enhance customer retention, strengthen brand loyalty and drive incremental customer engagement. With over 35 years in the loyalty marketing business, Inte Q is a marketing leader focused on loyalty and CRM programs, paid-tier loyalty programs, marketing strategy, analytics, engagement benefits and platform services. With offices in the US and London, Inte Q serves clients in the retail, financial services and travel/hospitality industries. For additional information, please visit www.inteqinsights.com.
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