Loyalty Marketing

Nike saw a strong second quarter, marking three straight quarters of roughly 80% digital growth. Hear why Nike’s ability to reach consumers digitally “is just getting better and better as this pandemic goes on.”

Convenience chain Yesway is determined to make its way during this turbulent time with a relentless focusing on its brand promise of keeping stores going 24/7.

Billed as a full-service, personalization-driven advertising offering, WAG will tap into first-party data culled from Walgreens’ 9,000-plus stores and 100 million-plus loyalty members to provide CG brands with tailored audiences for their promotional efforts.

Uncover the secret sauce for managing direct-to-consumer (DTC) success, while driving more collaborative product development, and creating profitable, personalized one-to-one relationships with consumers.

The program is designed to keep employees engaged by making them a key part of the marketing that drives sales.

The CVS Media Exchange offers fully managed ad placements across channels, which aims to create more meaningful ways for CPG brands to connect with customers.

Yankee Candle is deepening customer relationships with its new subscription service partnership. 

Mobile rewards and payments provider Ibotta is teaming with consumer goods companies to raise awareness of paper waste.

Despite operating in a supremely uncertain environment, Levi’s anticipates the strength of its brand coupled with its digital investments will carry it through the coronavirus health crisis.

Due to massive disruption, the loyalty industry will look very different in the next decade than it does today.

Dermatology company Galderma is giving its aesthetics portfolio a shot in the arm.

Brick-and-mortar retail is very much alive — and might help reimagine the advertising industry.