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The same can be said for customer loyalty programs. Having an experiential component in your program reward selection provides the opportunity for you to connect with your customers and channel partners on an emotional level that keeps them engaged. People want to feel special. Experiential rewards, especially a live event or travel, provide an opportunity to create a meaningful and lasting memory. It’s that motivating and memorable experience that increases engagement with the rewards program and your brand.
Lift & Shift’s vast selection of 1M+ rewards includes the option to collect airline or travel rewards, as well as tickets to premium sports, concerts and theatrical events in every city across the United States and Canada to ensure we have an offering for every personality, no matter their location.
You can create social buzz around these offerings by encouraging your customers and channel partners who attend an event to post photos of the experience on their social media pages; connecting your brand to the event, and enticing others to benefit from an experience of their own by becoming a participant in your program.
Including an experiential element in your reward offering will motivate employees, improve sales, increase market share, reward customer loyalty, and build brand awareness. Offering a variety of different types of events ensures that you meet the diverse interests and tastes of anyone participating in the program.
Make those connections with your stakeholders today with a Lift & Shift loyalty reward program. Contact the Lift & Shift sales team to get started.
This article is part of a series covering how growth-based loyalty programs can elevate sales and company profits by incentivizing current customers to spend more, attracting new customers with appealing rewards, and motivating your sales team.
If you'd like to learn more about B2B Loyalty Programs, then please read the next article in the series: "Case Study: Enhancing Existing Loyalty Program Rewarded with 78.5% Sales Lift".
For an overview of all articles in the series, please visit our resource page "The Ultimate Guide to B2B Loyalty Programs".
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