Posts Tagged “Loyalty program”

We need You. We Want YOU to Lead US.

By | June 8, 2009

When we’ve started Linkcrafter we’ve asked ourselves  “Why 90% of the Internet traffic goes to ONLY 5% of websites”. We’ve discovered that: 7 of the top 10 web properties are search engines 22 of the top 50 web properties are search engines and web directories. Browse and search have become the most time-consuming and frustrating [...]

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Send Your Customers to Other Businesses for FREE to Build Loyalty.

By | June 5, 2009

“What you Say? Send My Customers to Other Businesses for Free as a way to Build Loyalty and grow my business!?” It sounds like complete folly. Why would I send my customers away? It’s very unconventional, but terribly powerful. And, It’s in this way that Linkcrafter is transforming the marketing landscape, changing the lives of [...]

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How Graphic Designer James Dean Use "IRaaS" to Attract Clients.

By | May 29, 2009

IRaaS is helping Thousands of web-workers (designers, programmers, copywriters, publishers) and freelancers to build a continual referral stream around there business without spending a single Dollar in advertising or wasting precious time in networking websites and events. James Dean is a graphic designer in Los Angeles. He loves his job and clients. He knows deep [...]

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Who are Your Company's Evangelists on Social Medias? And Why?

By | May 15, 2009

Two kind of people are actively talking about you on the social medias (blogs, twitter, social networks, consumers forums, buyers forums, etc.): Your detractors and Your Promoters. There is in fact a third kind of people who are just spectators: your passive satisfied customers. They won’t move their fingers to defend you or write a [...]

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The Only 5 Words that matter in Marketing Vocabulary.

By | May 13, 2009

1. Steal consumers: We live in a “world no longer marked by a shortage of goods but by a shortage of customers”. To have new customers for your product you have to steal them from your direct competition, or you take the money they would have spend with other businesses (indirect competition for the household [...]

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Customers Satisfaction and Loyalty are not Enough Anymore.

By | May 7, 2009

Most of satisfied customers won’t become loyal customers, simply because these customers could find hundreds of other companies or products that could equally or better satisfy their need. Most of loyal customers won’t recommend your business, simply because they won’t bother their friends recommending a company they think it’s a personal choice between hundreds of [...]

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The Best incentive system since the Caveman

By | April 28, 2009

So you want more loyal clients to empower your business, and you think that the best way to make them happy and to motivate them to come back to you again and again is to give them some things for free. A little bribing : free product or service, discount, fidelity card, etc. The truth [...]

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How Stupid Incentives Systems are? Part I

By | April 27, 2009

Wikipedia defines an incentive as “any factor (financial or non-financial) that enables or motivates a particular course of action, or counts as a reason for preferring one choice to the alternatives. It is an expectation that encourages people to behave in a certain way.” Basically, marketing and advertising consist of giving some kind of incentives  [...]

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Forget about Loyalty program, switch to the Best incentive system since the Caveman

By | April 1, 2009

So you want more loyal clients to empower your business, and you think that the best way to make them happy and to motivate them to come back to you again and again is to give them some things for free. A little bribing : free product or service, discount, fidelity card, etc. The truth [...]

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