The loyalty program is a major asset in many sectors, and even more so in retail and for shopping centers. And we can tell you about it: it is one of the pillars of our expertise. What are the main steps to take into account in order to build, launch and succeed a loyalty program? We offer you this tutorial in a few key steps to get there, with Camila Florez, our Account Executive EMEA.
The first step in launching your loyalty program is to assess your current capabilities: do you already have a Landing Page with some promos from your retailers? Maybe a loyalty program that could use a revamp? Or an app with the potential to increase adoption?
At Spaycial, you will have the choice to launch your loyalty program either in White Label or Integration Mode.
The principle of white label is simple. If you don't have a loyalty program in place yet, we install the elements you need, from A to Z and in an agile way:
"Loyalty programs are an opportunity to build better relationships between shoppers and retailers; but the most important thing - and this is Spaycial's particularity - is to make sure that this concretely translates into an increase in revenue-related KPIs, and therefore incremental sales."
Consistency is essential when operating a loyalty program. This means regular meetings to monitor the progress of the campaign, the positive points, areas for improvement, etc. The key here is to operate with agility and flexibility. To ensure a continous improvement of the program, our Customer Success Managers (CSM) will organize meetings to train the teams, explain the insights that have been identified, and give advice on which loyalty strategies can lead to better results. The CSM will also organize meetings to explain which insights have been identified, and give advice on how to manage the campaign to get better and better results.
Then, the follow-up should be data-driven: we will collect the data and share the key figures with our client, who will gather all the information to analyze these figures and implement actions.
We can only be sure of one thing: each program has its own specificities, hence the need to be guided by a Spaycialist and to define the loyalty program strategy in order to meet the center's specific challenges.
Every brand and every shopping center is different, so the most important thing, ultimately, is to be well supported in the operational implementation of your loyalty programs.
Camila Florez concludes:
"Working with Spaycial for your loyalty program is to benefit from a definite added value: a team of consultants entirely dedicated to the implementation and success of the program, to reach your marketing targets".