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Loyalty Marketing

  • GameStop expands gift card trade-in program

    GameStop is trying to make it even easier for customers to shop its stores and website by expanding its gift card exchange program.   

    The retailer announced that customers can now sell even more select gift cards to GameStop in exchange for the products they want to buy at any of its more than 4,000 retail locations as well as online.

  • Amazon targets early adopters with new 'store'

    Amazon.com is appealing to early adopters with the launch of a new "store" called Amazon Exclusives.

    The company has opened a new store called Amazon Exclusives, which aims to give consumers direct access to hot, innovative products from up-and-coming brands. For now, the store will focus on electronic accessories, toys, sporting equipment and some fashion items. It will also sell some products featured on the TV program Shark Tank.

  • Survey: Most shoppers look for grocery coupons

    Chicago – A majority (82%) of shoppers look for coupons before grocery shopping, according to the Market Track 2015 Shopper Insight Survey. And 61% of grocery shoppers look for both print and digital coupons.

    In contrast, only 33% look for print coupons. Other findings include that nearly 80% of shoppers will switch where they shop if prices are lower elsewhere, and 75% will switch the brand they buy if a different brand is on sale.

  • Survey: Small businesses optimistic, seek higher revenue

    Framingham, Mass. - The majority of small business leaders (87%) are optimistic about the year ahead. According to a recent Staples small business survey conducted online by Research Now, leaders are focused on results, with the top three small business goals in 2015 consisting of increasing revenue (76%), driving profits (70%) and gaining more customers (70%).

    Promotional marketing (46%), better organization (38%) and software technology upgrades (35%) are the top tactics small businesses plan to use to meet these goals.

  • FullBeauty Brands renews credit, loyalty agreement with Alliance Data

    New York – Specialty apparel retailer FullBeauty Brands has signed a long-term renewal agreement to continue receiving private label credit card services from Alliance Data Systems Corp. Alliance Data will launch the newly branded credit card programs tailored for FullBeauty Brands and work to enhance the company's long-term loyalty efforts through a new integrated rewards program.

  • 7-Eleven launches mobile loyalty program

    Dallas – 7-Eleven is the latest in a growing lineup of retailers that has entered the mobile loyalty space. Just launched on the 7-Eleven mobile app is 7Rewards, an expanded customer loyalty platform that rewards customers with a free beverage for every six cups purchased.

  • Retailers Embrace In-Store Pickup Amid Rising Shipping Costs

    By Gregg Aamoth, CEO, POPcodes

    The onset of 2015 marked a huge change in shipping costs, and as a result retailers are struggling to find ways to maintain their bottom lines. As of Jan. 1, packages are now being evaluated by their “dimensional weight,” or volume, instead of determining price by weight alone. Experts say that the when combined with other annual rate hikes and surcharges, the resulting average rate increases will be as high as 30% or more.

  • Margins help Big Lots profits get bigger in Q4

    Columbus, Ohio – Higher gross margin helped Big Lots Inc. increase net income 12% to $94.43 million.

    In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014 from $84.35 million in the same quarter a year earlier. Net sales climbed 1% to $1.59 billion from $1.57 billion, with same-store sales improving 2.9%.

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