Thinks Out Loud: E-commerce and Digital Strategy
I’ve never seen a single person with a tattoo for Marriott Bonvoy, the hotel brand’s “loyalty” program. Or, for that matter, for Hilton Honors (its loyalty program) or Wyndham Rewards (its loyalty program). Hell, I don’t have a tattoo for United Airlines MileagePlus, and I fly roughly 80,000 miles with the company every year.
But I’ve see a ton of folks with tattoos for Harley Davidson. And Fender guitars. And Disney. And Lego. And Nike.
Wouldn’t you think that more “loyal” customers would have tattoos for brands that depend on loyalty programs for their businesses? I know I would.
The fact is that loyalty often isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. And, in the age of AI, that’s a huge problem. Because if your customers aren’t willing to ask for your brand by name, you might be in real trouble.
In this episode of the show, I take a look at:
Want to learn more? Here are the show notes for you.
Why Nobody Has a Marriott Bonvoy Tattoo… And Why That Matters in the Age of AI (Episode 482) & — Headlines and Show Notes Show Notes and LinksTim Peter has written a new book called Digital Reset: Driving Marketing Beyond Big Tech. You can learn more about it here on the site. Or buy your copy on Amazon.com today.
Past AppearancesRutgers Business School MSDM Speaker: Series: a Conversation with Tim Peter, Author of "Digital Reset"
Free DownloadsWe have some free downloads for you to help you navigate the current situation, which you can find right here:
You can find our “Best of Thinks Out Loud” playlist on Spotify right here:
Subscribe to Thinks Out LoudContact information for the podcast: podcast@timpeter.com
Past Insights from Tim Peter Thinks Technical Details for Thinks Out LoudRecorded using a Shure SM7B Vocal Dynamic Microphone and a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 (3rd Gen) USB Audio Interface into Logic Pro X for the Mac.
Running time: 16m 08s
You can subscribe to Thinks Out Loud in iTunes, the Google Play Store, via our de