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Your Incentive or Loyalty Program Can Get Smarter

Sales and Marketing Management

Stagnant reward and loyalty programs risk more than just ROI; they erode the equity and trust in a brand that B2B buyers rely on for stability and reputation. The post Your Incentive or Loyalty Program Can Get Smarter appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management.

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Customer Engagement: The Key to Building Loyalty

Sales and Marketing Management

The post Customer Engagement: The Key to Building Loyalty appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management. However, if you're not doing it right, customers will disengage, negatively affecting your overall revenue.

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A Strong Product Thread Builds Loyalty and Helps Box Out Competitors

Sales and Marketing Management

The post A Strong Product Thread Builds Loyalty and Helps Box Out Competitors appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management. A strong product thread not only improves overall product management, it creates consistent, revenue-driving trust in a brand. So what is a product thread, exactly?

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How to Drive Loyalty with Email Campaign Marketing

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It’s easy to use email campaign marketing to simply send newsletters and brand-related content. But that’s squandering the power email has to inspire and fuel loyalty among customers. Here’s how you can use email to drive brand loyalty during your client’s next campaign. What Email Traits Inspire Customer Loyalty?

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7 Must-Have Automated Documents for Sales Success

Learn why automating your documents is key to sales success. Companies are increasingly implementing technology to bring efficiency to their workforce. Data accessibility aside, teams continuously struggle with manual processes for document generation.

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Shame Marketing Boosts Sales but Reduces Loyalty

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Are you a marketer looking for a quick and dirty way to boost sales? If so, then shame marketing may be right up your alley. Shame marketing is a cynical form of advertising that involves exploiting the insecurities of young people in order to sell them products. Here are some examples of shame marketing campaigns: 1.

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Make Your Sales Force Your Loyalty Program

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: John Larson A few weeks ago I was having lunch with a friend, a successful executive who has run large sales organizations for three different companies. This conversation illustrates a critical point in the creation and management of customer loyalty. In the B2B world, your sales force is actually your loyalty program.

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