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Brand Loyalty: The Art of the ExperienceMatt Bowen, CEO, Aloft Group
DOES BRAND LOYALTY STILL EXIST?
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LOYALTY faithfulness to commitments, vows
allegiance, obligations, etc.
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LOYALTY faithfulness to commitments, vows
allegiance, obligations, etc.
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Brand Loyalty
Faith in a brand=
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Brand Loyalty
Brand choice over price and convenience
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XIncrease revenue
XIncrease market share
Increase brand loyalty
XIncrease margin
Brand Loyalty vs Customer Retention
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Brand Loyalty goes much deeper
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of a company’s business comes form existing customers.
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65%
of a company’s business comes form existing customers.
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65%
5X$ to attract new customers.
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The Science Behind Brand Loyalty
Customer Satisfaction ≠ Brand Loyalty
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Constantly delivering on what your product or service is supposed to do.
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(Functional Benefits)
Customer Satisfaction
Basic Principal 1: Brand loyalty is not driven by
delivering the functional benefits of your product or service.
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Customer Commitment
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Customer Commitment
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1. Economic Commitment 2. Affective Commitment
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Economic Commitment is driven by $
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Economic Commitment is False Loyalty
Affective Commitment
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Affective Commitment Driven by Emotional Connection
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When customers seek out and choose to buy your brand, over and over.
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Create over and above experiences that create emotional responses that
in turn get recorded into memory.
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What we are really talking about in brand loyalty is actually memory.
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Basic Principal 2: Brand loyalty is created
from affective commitment
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Three Steps to Creating Brand Loyalty
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1. Focus less on communicating functional benefits and more on creating
exceptional customer experiences.
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2. Define what an over and above customer experience is to your
target audience.
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3. Dedicate 15-20% of your marketing budget to brand loyalty.
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Expected
Beyond the minimum, what do they expect from our brand?
Required
What is the minimum they require from our brand?
Desired
In their dream world, what might additional desired gains be (that
they don’t necessarily expect)
Unexpected
What might we provide that they would never expect?
Final Thought: If you aren’t delivering the basics (functional
benefits) you have to first start there.
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What are you doing for your customers that goes beyond their
expectations?
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Thank you!
aloftgroup.comMatt Bowen: [email protected]