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A Treasure Trove: How to Use the Data Collected by a Shopify Loyalty Program Data is everything. The more information you have about your customers, the better you can treat them. And happy customers are loyal customers who keep returning, creating more business and profits for you.  The overall goal of a loyalty program is […]

Brick & Mortar vs Online – Why Not Both? At one time, everyone thought that the future of retail shopping was online. Well, the trends support online shopping, but more and more online retailers are finding that they can’t live without physical in-store locations. Almost a year ago, The Guardian published an article that showed that many online

LoyaltyDog now supports Woocommerce Loyalty for ecommerce isn’t new. It’s very well established and everyone knows it works. What is new is a loyalty program that ties together digital mobile engagement for in-store (on-premise) transactions as well as online transactions. LoyaltyDog just announced support for Woocommerce. Being the most widely used ecommerce plugin on the most

Push Notifications for Loyalty – Best Practices Push notifications are one of the most effective forms of consumer engagement. Unlike email, push notifications are hardly ever ignored and often read quickly. However, the downside is that overusing push notifications can lead to consumers dropping or muting the loyalty program and thus have a negative effective

The Magic of Mobile Engagement Mobile Engagement should be more than a buzzword. At LoyaltyDog, we take mobile engagement very seriously. Keeping your customers engaged is key to your core business. It’s been repeated often that keeping existing customers is a lot cheaper than acquiring new customers. That’s the primary benefit from any loyalty mechanism. The

Push Notifications for Loyalty – Best Practices Push notifications are one of the most effective forms of consumer engagement. Unlike email, push notifications are hardly ever ignored and often read quickly. However, the downside is that overusing push notifications can lead to consumers dropping or muting the loyalty program and thus have a negative effective

LoyaltyDog now supports Woocommerce Loyalty for ecommerce isn’t new. It’s very well established and everyone knows it works. What is new is a loyalty program that ties together digital mobile engagement for in-store (on-premise) transactions as well as online transactions. LoyaltyDog just announced support for Woocommerce. Being the most widely used ecommerce plugin on the most