July 18th 2008
Web Sale Measuring your Return on Loyalty
“Loyalty” is an overused and often loosely defined term. There have been several attempts to introduce a more precise financial definition of loyalty so that its impact on a business can be measured and quantified. In his The Loyalty Effect, Frederick F. Reichheld does a superb job of describing the economics of loyalty by demonstrating the unquestionable financial impact of increased customer retention. Still, many people wonder whether loyalty programs actually work. Futhermore, when success is no longer driven exclusively by ((cost of contact,” we must be able to measure our “return on loyalty” related investments in order to determine the sucess of a program. Continue Reading »
