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REWARDING: INTERACTIONS Are You Ready for Customer Intimacy? September , 2013

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Behavioral loyalty is at the core of most loyalty programs today. Customers make a purchase or provide information in exchange for a reward. This is as valuable today as ever, but it’s also no longer enough. In addition to rewarding customers for transactions and information, companies also need to reward customers for interactions—specifically, social interactions that translate to engagement and advocacy. In other words, organizations must find creative ways to use their loyalty programs to foster attitudinal loyalty; to build and capitalize on the emotional connections engaged customers have with their preferred brands. This presentation discusses the benefits and drawbacks of rewarding customers for such behaviors and transactions and information sharing, as well as the challenges and opportunities of rewarding customers for actions that show genuine engagement and advocacy. It also examines the competitive advantage companies can create by building a loyalty program that rewards customers for all three, as well as how to do so

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REWARDING: INTERACTIONS

Are You Ready for Customer Intimacy?

September , 2013

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• 4000 people, 20 countries, publicly listed company

• 75 years experience, with specialism in retail, CPG, travel, banking

• We run programs for ourselves as well as some of the world’s biggest brands.

• Our Aeroplan and Nectar coalition programs are benchmarks for loyalty programs worldwide

AIMIA GLOBALLY THE LARGEST PURE PLAY LOYALTY COMPANY

Our Programs:

Our Key Clients:

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21.9 MEMBERSHIPS IN THE US MARKET IS COUNTERED BY A

DROP IN ACTIVE MEMBERS IN THOSE

PROGRAMS

Source: 2013 Loyalty Census Report

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“What you measure is what you get”

“What you

measure is

what you get”

Source: Quote – H. Thomas Johnson; Example: Aimia Nectar Coalition

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The Loyalty model has an expanded

ecosystem of brand interactions across traditional and new

platforms and channels – all shared

socially

Customers are motivated to provide

data, link data sources and identify

themselves on interactions Linking foursquare

provides insight into view vs buy both inside and

outside the programme

Linking facebook provides friend and

preference information

Linking search provides ability to

target more relevant offers

Customer purchase

information is tracked with loyalty

token

CONNECTING DOTS INTERACTIONS AND TRANSACTIONS THROUGHOUT JOURNEY

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What she

measured you

don’t get

Source: Mashable, BBC, Time,

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What she

measured you

don’t get

Source: Mashable, BBC, Time,

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IF WE REWARD INTERACTIONS IN

LOYALTY PROGRAMS…...

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SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE IS HERE TODAY

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41%Doesn’t participate in any social media

Age: 65Income: $30k

15%Belongs to one

network / rarely posts

Age: 39Income: $75k

16%Consumes daily via multiple networks / rarely contributes

Age: 36Income: $85k

6%Actively engages on

one network with friends

Age: 47Income: $95k

19%Actively engages

multiple networks with diverse group

Age: 39Income: $75k

3%Heavy daily usage &

creation across multiple networks

Age: 24Income: $80k

Based on Aimia study across US consumers

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REWARDING INTERACTIONS – THE RISK

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REWARDING INTERACTIONS WITH POINTS

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REWARDING INTERACTIONS - SUSTAINABLY

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Traditional loyalty programs are one

dimensional

Transactions = Rewards as a mechanic

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Source: Bone 2009, …….

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RELEVANT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIt’s about every touch point being relevant to the customer.

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Loyalty is changing as it now means Pre Purchase, Purchase and Usage.

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USEFUL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIt’s about every touch point being frictionless to the customer.

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Loyalty is changing as it now means being where the customer is on a Journey.

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Wait!

It’s my data

Source: Aimia Four Futures

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Wait!

It’s my data

Source: Aimia Four Futures

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INTERACTING SOCIALLY IS BASED ON TRUST

Control TrustAdded Value

Customers have information on what is collected, from where and for what purpose

Customers understand there is a value

exchange through recognition, rewards

and offers

Comes from confidence that data is held

securely and used in mutually agreed way

Transparency

Customers have control over what they provide, how it is used and how

it is shared

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Put TACT at the heart of your Program

Source: UK House of Commons http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201213/cmselect/cmjust/572/572vw35.htmSource: Aimia Website http://www.aimia.com/files/socialpurpose2012/in_our_business.html

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Utility, Relevance and TACT enables us to see more

interactions but

To recognize every check-in, product review, “like” or social

interaction, we need a different way to reward people.

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HELP ME BELONG

SOCIAL CURRENCY

MAKE ME FEEL SPECIAL

ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS IS INCREASINGLY ABOUT CREATING SOCIAL CURRENCY

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RECOGNITION REWARDS CHANGE THE RELATIONSHIP WITH MEMBERS

FRIENDS

RELATIONSHIP

COMPANY

TRANSACTION

MONEY

PIZZA

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USING GAME MECHANICS TO REDEFINE LOYALTY

Challenge

Progression

Achievement

On-time payment

Purchased tickets 3

times

Purchased travel 5 times

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SIMPLE EXAMPLE FROM STARBUCKS

Gift Economy

Relevant.

Useful?

Social Currency

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I create MY Experience!

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Loyalty programs look to deliver a rounded, three-dimensional experience

Harnessing social currency through a gamified, useful

& relevant experience

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THANK YOU