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Loyalty Programs

Definition

Loyalty programs are marketing strategies designed to recognize and reward customers who repeatedly purchase or interact with a brand. These programs typically offer incentives such as points, discounts, or exclusive access to products or services, aiming to foster sustained customer engagement. The objective is to cultivate customer retention and increase lifetime value by providing tangible benefits for continued patronage. Traditional models often rely on centralized databases to track customer activity and reward accrual.